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... mother, stating that she was going to Ilfracombe to work. YOUNG WOMAN IN FLAMES Sister's Discovery on Going Home Miss Madeline Whig:in. of 41. West Henford, Yeovil, had an alarming experience when. on going nome to lunch. she found he sister. Leonora. aged ...
... becoming Prime Minister was fifty, and on last ceasing to hold that po ition fifty-nine. Twenty one were Prime Ministers as Whigs or Liberals, and fourteen as Tories or Conservatives, while one (Portland) led a Government in each capacity. Their average ...
... Shortly after wards Fox himself, not at all discourager by the fate of his. friend, proposed thi same tout at a dinner of the Whig Club As soon as he beard of it the Ring sent fa. the book of the Privy Council, and wit; his own hand erased Yr. Fox's name ...
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... after- wards Fox himself. not air all discouraged by-the late of his friend, proposed tine eiatne toast at a dinner of (he Whig Clete: As soon as he heard of it ibe King seat for the book of the Privy Council, and pith his own hand 'waned Kr.. Fox's rams ...
... chance. Ho'wever, the real r signifiennee of this statistical outburst about eggs is the fact that it reveals anew the American Whig of try'ng to get rich quick by merely tickling up figures. Lots of good white paper wasted that way. h'or instance, if ten ...
... steaming hot. We may suppime our forefathers of the Rtone Age cooked their meat and roots in such ways as these. says a NerfArrn Whig writer. as they gathered hungrily round theft rude fireplace^ in the even. tor so long ago; and we feel the more sure of it ...
... the latter divides the vault of the heavens into northern and southern hemispheres, says a writer in the Belfast Norther:, Whig. The ecliptic is an imaginary circle along which the sun appears to move in the course of the year. equator and ecliptic bisect ...
... Of course, we den net so. Can past he.p es? Lord Ods replied It, is • delicate usimies. bet I Isba delicate mienons, mind Whig I COO So he repaired to the mate bedr em. sheep* , Premier Pleetiposesuary of Great Braes u being dismantled for the might ...
... TIMMY BITAINING THE Natural Colour, Flavour, and Strength of the .. .. Finest Wheat .. .• •• lb* silks et I. sal developed 'Whig, GOING TO BED HUNGRY. It is a mistake to suppose that it is never good to eat before sleeping. Many an boar of sleeplessness ...
... render them unable to return home until the smell ceases. One of the most remarkable plants, says a writer in the Northern Whig, is a Smith American orchid which takes a drink whenever it feels thirsty by letting down a tube into the water. The tube is ...