... behind the first of the victors. ; Subsequently Mpy. Disraeli joined Mr. |Caledon Geo-go Du Pre, and fought agaiust | the Whigs for the undivided county of Buckinghamshire. They were both success| ful, and were returned together for many vears, Mr. Du ...

... Kendrick Girls’ School, Reading. Emerald Rhodes, Eloment.ufi—hliu Eleanor Hounsell, L.R.A.M., 12, Abbot’s valk, Reading. , . Joan Whig' Elementary ; Doris, Parham, Gwen ‘Royds and * Mollie :Lambert, - Primary.— Mias H. E. | Muzson, ‘The Abbey. School, Reading ...

... powerful voice did full justice to his sae'ections. Neor were the songs of the ladies, Miss Lenzer snd Miss K. M. Davis, one whig less p easling, and each was warmly encored. Miss Ella Benhow gave an exhibition of piano Iplaying that has seidom been equalled ...

... statement of accelerateg w improved railway services which will provided by the Great Wesiern Raily, Compary during the ui{mmcr and whig will affect Reading and the surroundiy distriet.—Faithfuliy yours, W. 8. CLUTTERBUCK, Town Clerk, Town Clerk’s Office, Town ...

... Mr Isaacs being Whig “Imperialist Leaguer,’’ and his address ha* taken care not to pledge himself to any one democratic measure. Further, I object to tb© way Mr Isaacs was foisted upon the constituency, having been adopted handful of Whig wire-pullers, ...

... into their strids, however, they gave Marlow plenty to do, some particularly fins play being shown the Stanleys on the right whig, and by Todd on the left. Corners fell to both teams, but none wore converted, the defence on both sides being sound. E. Shaw ...

... were reporied on Thursday afternoon at the thiriey, annual meeting of the Reading and Dig. trict Branch of the R.8.P.C.A., whig}, was held in the committee-room of {h Abbey Hall. The mayor (Alderman J. W, Martin) presided, and those present were: Mr. ...

... HEARNE'S RE-ENGAGEMENT. memoriam card, 'mh .pfw T‘l?'& - Walter Hearne, a nephew of the famous Words 7 Kesco, Deriect Sencn Whig M| a 3 07 of Gil Aok whate: fathek: io be i'°’§'-l' l”fcl‘“s;pon;n?r;‘m:; «flw‘fiufi' head groundman at Welington College, ‘ln ...

... at seven, breakfasted, and then started for Bristol, going through Keynsham. Arriving at DBristol, 1 made for the Cathedral, whig}u is not very imposing, except for its splendid stone pulpit. Leaving here 1 made my way to the Suspension Bridfie, riding ...

... CYCLING NOTES. U 13 vv“i; to Ik-., I nund I. alh-whig I.vhl xn i ciitiiii> v. ui* them to remain ij;o load , T'.ta , tor Wiii.n the crui’.fy p.trry ami tiiandoro cyclht who iion-i*s a pan > o’’ iuoii hod and ,';ow mif thorns to n »rai.i i)n> r-.ad h- ...

... hurdies, and it was feared that George Duller was hurt, but he soon came round, and, disdaini the use of the horsed ambulance, whi:,g was instantly at his side, walked back, Allegiance, on whom odds were laid, won easily. - The weights for tho Thames Hurdle ...

... Local events: Mr. Tom J. aldron. Timekeeper and Chairman: Mr. Jas. Eighteen M.C.: Mr. R. BE. A. Maynard, Hon. Secretary. Chief Whig: Mr. Howard Stebbings. Auditor: Councillor J. Maker. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. H. Hadley. Stewards: Messrs. H. Barles, Gus Thomas ...