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... AT THE WHIG. MANY A' Treace sod Tommie= Eslabition was opus& at libriogtooodeet Rink, Plysaidh, ysIWI sad frogs the outset large ended. of people obi& ie by par' pansy. Its 3zhibi. ' tics, ehiob ben proved highly is dame tows, both Ile sad wadi& sides ...
... THE ENGLISH WHIGS. In it« leader the late l.ord Spencer, **a typical embodiment all that ia best the traditions of EngUh public life,” Time* olnervesThe death this fin© specimen of the English gentleman, and the solid, unpretentious, and unobtrusive type ...
... Whig's the Complainant N— that she was ro. toning to higrodent's father. Ohs ropsatod cowswillso whin gentlemen wit always dons kir Is ber grandssins nature. -- IrTrli s od to crossmcamlne complainant. defendant replied. the use whoa she perjures herself ...
... TELCHELT °WHIG ENJOYABLE APrEB-NOON AT PAYTON. The vassal outing of the Peterborough Church Sunday School Teachers' Aiseociatam in pleasant weather at pictareesse ea Thursday afternoon. Nearly ninety clergy end teachers in all, made the journey by tram ...
... AIM °WHIG Another nnsatisfactory ease. remarked Clerk, when the name or Cooper (t 6 a tinworker, with an address at li. Bradmore Park, Hammersmith, W. 6., was befeadant did not appear, and the Clerk said the arrears under milliation order made against ...
... WHIG LEYS tM.a.*. UGHT RUB tm PS JR JDENT CAR IBER SOLES w _ *ll / • J' ...
... Whig OrM. Bilikioooll Nursi Association held a whist drive in the Miners' Welfare Sports Pavilion ia aid of the fonds. Prises were woe by—Ladies: 1. Miss K. Pountney: 2. Miss Hilda Record; 3. Mi.. Coley; mystery. Mrs F. Ward. Oendemen : I. Mr. B. Jitobiases; ...
... THE WHIG DECADENCE. Harrow, however, says the Dean, became the school of the Whip, and the decadence of that Party affected its social dignity. His deliberate opinion is that the first Home Rule Bill wee indirectly a damaging blow to Harrow, as it set ...
... The Whig belongs In addition to this there is a clothing exchange in the borough in charge of Mrs. Hugh Bevan. This does excellent work in helping mothers when children grow out of their garments. No money passes over the counter. hut the mothers buy ...
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... Whig Drive. In aid of the Village Hall Fund. a whist drive was held in Staple on Tuesday. Mr. T. Palmer was the MC., and prises were won by Mrs J. Turreel, Mrs. Z. Dixon, Mrs. P. Trittan, Mrs. K Mrs T. Gibson. Messrs. J. Joiner. J. Graves and J. Gibson ...