... TWERTON LIBERALS Westmoreland Women's Whist Drive A whig* drive, organised the. Twerton Liberal Women's Section was held on Monday at the Twerton Liberal Club, Bath, Bright acted as M.C,. and Mrs. Fiddes presented the prizes to fhe winners. Ladies : Miss ...

... A' • baf-g. ,„ »5 Monkton £ • V£> Wright. G. * . A;' p. J*/ Downside, Sg-e J^lie^.. Masters, llen . flber * „. this D :? jfl whig obeT to *l gowns.de cfl * oh^n^^^ ...

... Chronicle, recalls the arguments put forw'ard when it was proposed that all Members of Parliament should wear robes after the Whig revolution. But there was one strange reason given. It was gravely put forward that, under tbo necessity wearing members would ...

... Chronicle, recalls the arguments put forward when it was proposed that all Members of Parliament should wear robes after the Whig revolution. But there was one strange reason given. It was gravely put forward that, under tho necessity of wearing robes, ...

... possible- of St. John's, L Emmanuel churches ,c heartily now a visit to the mas This has been ffiA the efforts crganising a whig M which was held d ** on Tuesday \ % tables in play for tn were got through s. _ Miss Scudamore, Waite and Mrs. rS . bury, ...

... coat, with fur collar jf ...

... them to°be and have no cause of complaint unless an owner has negligently or maliciously done something which would amount Whig trap for the unsuspicious. ° ...

... Established Presbyterian Church. Although the Toleration Act was passed early .is 1689 outcome ot the Quaker Revival, the Whigs, and the Protestant Dutch King William HI., who had never vet received due this country, yet the spirit of tolerance only came ...

... he was expected to reduce to order. How implacable were the Radicals their hostility may gathered from the way in which the Whigs were villijended by Charles Bdler. In his opinion they were a heartless, spiritless canadle, slippery dogs, well insensible ...

... THE BATH CURE 100 YEARS AGO. Beefstakes, Port and Old Porter. The Northern Whig and Belfast Post gives considerable space to some letters from a native of Ayr who, almost a century ago, journeyed to Bath to undergo the cure,'' which will be read ...

... Healey preached the sermons; in the morning from the story the Widow of Zarephath and Elijah, and in the evening O for the whigs of a Dove. The services were further enriched and brightened by the introduction at Beechen Cliff of the new Methodist Hymnal ...

... Douglas M. Joss, who occupied the pulpit of the Bath Presbyterian Church on November 18th, has an article in the Northern Whig (Belfast) on A Sunday in Bath, in the course of which ht) says;—At last, in bodily actuality I have been welcomed to Bath ...