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... opposition half tim© left Whigtem belongs Prestwick. Ayr them «*th two tries against on© goal two tries » jJ °^. Col. D. D. Whig On the the a.Ued. but?„ ar.l* of brilliant drlbbhng their forwards H. J. AVhigham. Amcr'oan amateur champion in were unable ...
... Tres Cut whilst Whigs THE MOST r SAWING AND PLANING IN TUE OUCIITT. JAMES R. _CULL AM) SONS. LTD.. imallois A Foreign losportem Wbrolirrlidils. Illis =I l'acktof NEWTON ABBOT Timber of every •Iso sad dosorlptios la stock. sod &livered be Rail. Mo4or or ...
... spoken by the girl you love so Sweet words are often used when * knots' are being Bat wordi and 'knots' are very much allied ! Whigs think this Insurance very good Bill Fjr Tom will help D;ck, an Joan will help Jill 'knotty' question, Tories say, to love one ...
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... bandit el the anerheeat is . , Iris Iron and hdp yea se attain and tideratination. a . coaled and isaterial welter* and make Whig easy. . % N • . ...
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... fever. Birmingham—rose howl. Mr. and Mrs. A. Laigbten. Guildfori—sugar tones. Miss E Flocking.. Pewee—fern vase. Mr. and Mrs. Whig—par of vase.. Miss E. Culling. Mr. Mrs. W. Rollick, Csnmillery—picturea. Mr. and Mrs. Siloocks, Csotiltery—donsestic A BROAD ...
... eoclesiaetic, and he took a leading part in politics on the Nationalists’ «ide. He rominated Mr, arne!! for Cork in 1850 in ing Whig member, who epposition to the sitt Mr. arnell represented Cork was defeated. Yor hie action in supporting vntil bis death. ...
... meal New Ti.,', deem held In the tiehooktoorn • geed nember being pressat. • well•arremsed ptopmthe wee gone through. the cub Whig pesvapd by Mr. (Wootton fitmett). OHOIM BOYS' TREAT.—The shah boys were ea Friday by 11r. and Mn, Y. al Mar beam, end a very ...
... ic, and took leading part potties Nationalist side. He nominated Mr. Parnell for CjJrJt in 1880. opposition to the sitting Whig Member, who was defeated. Mr. represented Cork until his death. For his action supporting the Irish Leader, the deceased clergyman ...
... Ow of ONES SOCIAL SEVORMS The s Au. .asorlis erwrds the iliYotho Saito st.c• and shy, oomo.into • imitly '.o .t. Than th so *Whig milt et Oho toot at emplarapra .ho ajiow . for targitt'a imilalg with to the'r easivessie omit Sr.g AM ge.P. ioLoagpsist ...