... Orchestra, conducted Frank Cantell; Fine Kalis* (pianoforte). 8. Dancing Time. London Jtadio Band, directed Sidney Firman ; James Whig ham (light songs); Munro and ■till Syncopated oiets at the piano). 9, Santos Casani, lesson in ths New Waltz. 9.20. Dancing ...

... Conservatives, and, of course, it is t, fact that the Newman familyare traditionally Liberal. Sir Robert's grandfather was a Whig member for Exeter, and h:s father, believe, was also a Liberal. Personally, I think Sir Robert has taken the right line in ...

... Col'ins. CORNELL'S TEAM NEW MEN IN COUNTY TRIAL AT FALMOUTH Fox the Coniiali Rugby trial held Falmouth New Yeaa'e-day the folio-whig teams have been selected: Cornwall.—Gosiing Services); House' (Camborne), (Camborne), sailings (Redruth), Petty (St. Bart's); ...

... »t 3 ' News, Piymouth. IJ7T, Unrurm*hed, Groubd Floor, ta ned & rooms, kitchen, bathroom aMg offices; oelter and gan*en.-4, Whig , ll»!t-sHiiw, Stoke, UNFURNISHHB), Rxmonth, waekly rooms, use of kitchen and batfoom,—Be 15188. Morning News, PARK, pea* ...

... and with Charlton and Lowton playing strongly the visiting forwards were never dangerous till, after minutes, triangular left-whig movement pulled the Exeter defence out of position. An admirable centre Gore gave Moulo his opportunity, and levelled the scores ...

... disquietude. For the principle established the time the —I am speaking of the Liberal party—by our political ancestors, the great Whig statesmen of«that day when they insisted judicial proceedings' put beyond the reach, or even the suspicion of party influences—that ...

... pjiickt'as-; Uiyh. The clubs represented were PJj3neul4i CJrinibh;ari«, Plymouth Harriers, and the I-tov.-rs' Cycling Club, 'whig about 120 cyclists, 60 .from Exeter and a similar number from Plymouth. Among the visitors were Mr. ;F. Woods, iVvoii seoreoory ...

... Fiddian Grant White, 2 and 1: T. P. Perkins bt T. MitHh 11, 4 and 3; Allan Macbeth U Ti. Sanderson, 19tii; J. Brook bt W K. Whig-ham, 7 end 5; H. D. Gillies bt Joshua Crane (U.S.A.), 3 a.nd 2; E. w.0., A. Bradsiraw scratched; Wallace bt H. 5 and 3; Willis ...

... merit than the fact that King George IV. thought would be a subservient tool forwarding his aim personal government, came of a Whig family which had reputation fur successful place-hunting. From Lis mother, daughter of the fourth Earl of Buckinghamshire, ...

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... -, \ chairman of Finance -' ( Barnstaple Town Council: the B through stands, then history the tfliat, 'just d IS W-**7ij Whigs his Reform Bill of 1367. Churchill has dished the Liberal- ' - Labour Party by bis Budget cf io i \ party a ...