... season. Miss H dicap tournament, Mrs. j prize, and Miss Samson t' 1 ' ...

... have a negative policy or a negative reason for what did —he must have a positive policy. Speaking of the origin of the term Whig, by which the Radicals were know ICO years ago, the speaker said word came from Scotch term, which, being interpreted, meant ...

... culminated in the passing of the first Reform Bill. Its parity rival then was not the Reform, but Brooks's, ■ which was purely Whig reunion, and • White's, which was formerly devoted - to the other side, having become frei quented indiscriminately by the ...

... inscription oil the breastplate read: •William Hibberd, pasted away March 2nd, 1912. Aged 63 years. The bearers were the folic whig employee deceased's firm: Messrs C Pike, G. Skinner, W II J and Koefe. The immediate mourners were:—First carriage: Messrs ...

... concluded with tiie jben diction, pronounced Lord Bishop Exeter. Tea was afterwards held in the delightful Palace grou .ds, whig . were kindly lent uy the Lord Bishop of the Diocese and Mrs. Robertson. About people sat teas being provided by the ioliowmg ...

... to the Grenville Hotel during the past eek have included: Mr and Mrs 'I S Joseph, London; Air, Mrs, and Miss » (London), Mrs Whig (London), Su t avi d and Lady Burnett (London), the , Misses Burnett (London), Mr and I Cera (London), Mr Glynn (Lonyon), Mr ...

... land a bottle, of Martell's brandy was found have been stolen fron the Lamb Inn. 1 Prisoner asserted that the bottle contained whig.key, and that it had been given him Ibv motorists. But. the bottle on being 'opened was found contain a mixture of (an essence ...