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... SEPTEMBER 6TH. AT 6.45. Speakers: Oonncillor JACK JONES (West Ham) and HARRY QUEIAIH (EdiWr of ConAscalwl •Joeticel. “THE WHIG INJUSTICE TO •JUSTICE.’ HILL HOUSE, DURDHAM DOWN. Established 1870. Principal; C. JOSS, M.A. SCHOOL RE-OPENS SATURDAY. September ...
... House. Thost. who will take part in this are:—Miss James, Mr Tercy Baldwin, Mr Hedley Goodal], Mr G H Holloway 'Miss Molhe Whig and Mr L. Everett. Tire second play is the 18th century comedy j n three acts by Edmond Rostand, freely translated by George ...
... therefore, not as a biography of George 11., but as a description of the relations between the King and the Ministry when the Whigs were at the height of their power. Hence one might welcome a clearer analysis of the policy of Walpole as the greatest exponent ...
... the Finesse. strategy in Bridge turn- throwing the lead the most l adversary, . hut. i--- coup, indeed, when, 'before thro whig the J d, you have wipe out his other -'-'it-, and compelled him to lead ,J h to you a suit which you would otherwise have had ...
... 'J ihe wearer 3 face e octagonal lenses can e yet> shapes; they lit just under f round the curve of the • o The popularity Whig for ft United States is responsible I- sj ectacle frames this I! ' c ' ;1 }* White Gold is puzzling it is merely the name v ...
... of Arabia. ' who took part in the rescue efforts after the 'plane had crashed. Error of Judgment? Qther witnesses included Whig-Commander Sydney Smith, Flight-Lieut. M. Ely, and Flying Officer (.who were survivors of the disaster) and Flying Officer Satchwell ...
... peacefully only three years later, the course of English history would have been quite different had James been overthrown by Whig-Stuart (even though aii illegitimate Stuart). England would never have been drawn into the Dutch alliance (with its attendant ...
... Liberals ORIGINS- TN England the Liberal Party developed from the Whigs and took the name early the 19th century, when Liberal came to mean one who was In favour of greater polit cal liberty. In the 50 years that followed (he Reform Bill of the Liberal ...
... death lii** Dowager Countess Cork and Orrerr. occurred yesterday Charles rtre» . W.. her year. Cork wa* the las*, the greet Whig ladie* w hose ial gifts pave them impivflint placa the political I .'lory the Victorian axe Lai. Emily Charlotte Burgh wa* ...
... Journalists. Scotland will represented Mr Mitchell, of tbe ' Dundee Courier;' Ireland by Mr J. R. Fisher, of the ' Belfast Northern Whig:' and England by Mr D. A. Lcmis. the scientific journals; Mt Ha-rHtey Aspden, HarmswoTth ; Mr H. C. Woods, tbe well-known Balkan ...
... BATTLESHIP DANGER ASHORE NEAR SUCCESSFUL TO WHIG OPEBAITOHS Tho Pr*«» l’( DeTonpor* i'orrv*pon- whilst her sray to Sheer- ness, aftarnoon, H.M.S. Tralalirax smut ishnT« rwf known Doril’a Point, the entrance the Hunoaze. Devon port, and tha battleship ...
... lawyer and reformer of our Penal Code, was one the Whig candi| dates, but, probably owing to his advanced views and the local strength of Messrs Hart Davis and Edward Prothcroe (the Tory and other Whig candidate), failed to get returned. H's death occurred ...