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... Sexon, and the indefatigable Hon. Secretary (Mr. Hurley). There were willing assistants. The concert was g ; ven by the Young Whigs concert party from Bideford, whoße lively and varied programme was loudly applauded, there beinp fi'fquent encores. Songs were ...
... and RIFLES FOR ALL CLASSES OF SPORT. , Repairs of Every Description. m\ Gun Fitting Range and Shooting School. CARTRIDGES. whig. THE FIELD price per 100. The alxrve Cartridges are carefully hand-loaded, and mP- jl have had. an established reputation ...
... great, G. ELLIOTT OQ '' ' am - - hopes tor a continuance of past favours StPß«t, Bamstsp!9 ' REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. » Guns and whig Repaired ...
... always count on a respectful hearing from the Whig and Tory squires. Yet he certainly never flattered them. Two years later, and the League was triumphant. Gradually had gained adherents amongst the great Whig magnates, and its arguments were sinking deeper ...
... record their appreciation of the value of the services rendered by the Male Voice Choir (under Mr. W. Tucker) and the Young Whig Concert Party. They were glad to announce that the Directors had decided to light the premises electrically, and to fit the ...
... undoubtedly have drawn level. From a timely clearance Ellis, the Yard attacked, but were repulsed. Hereabouts the Bude left whig was giving the Yard defenders a good' deal trouble, and re-arranged his men, Mogridge. going outside-right. Humpherys and Carter ...
... war. He knew, on the contrary, that it would be worse off. Proceeding, Mr. Lambert said there used be two political parties—Whigs and Tories, or Conservatives and Liberals. Including Labour, there were now five parties, and it was difficult for electors ...
... proposed by Mr. Squires and cordially adopted. * During intervals musical and other item 6 were rendered by the Bideford Young Whigs' Concert Party, comprising Messrs. S. Heywood. W. R. Thomas, C. Frayne, E. Radcliffe. and F. Trewin (pianist), and Misses M ...
... Musical items were arranged Miss F. Dunn; concerts were given the Male Voice Choir, conducted by Mr. W. Tucker, and the Young Whigs' Concert Party, while the League of Young Liberals organised the competitions. The stalls were in charge the following Needlework— ...
... town, for Taunton, with a pair of etchings, depicting typical views of Bideford, while Miss Winnie Heywood, on behalf of the Whigs' Concert Party, presented Mr. Young with oak bookcase. Mr. Young also next asked Mr. F. Holland, who is leaving Bideford for ...
... better advantage, and the combination and judicious passing the forward line were everything that could be desired. The left whig was the better the two, and was kept well fed by the halves, of whom Carter antl Ebdon proved strenuous workers. Thorne was ...
... descends and pieces the Wk ot the turtles. Also, during the delay, we saw what might be railed river-train. his was large steamer whig Indian boats thit were bound for market at Manoas ; these were curiously made boats that served as a home for the Indians during ...