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... in convenient Lots. Further Entries CASTLE CAKY FORTNIGHTLY REPOSITORY. Next, 14th March, 1!>33, 12 o'Clock Prompt- | WAI., WHIG J', LAVER. & EES, Ltd.. will Hold their USUAL FORTNIGHTLY SALE above. Prksbxt Entries 12 RARE SHORTHORN HKIFEKS, with Calves ...
... Further respectfully solicited. I43'^'?fi CASTLE FORTNIGHTLY REPOSITORY. Tcesday Nbxt, March, 1933. 12 o'Clock Prompt- WAIN WHIG til, LAYER, A CKEES, Lru, will Hold their USUAL FORTNIGHTLY SALE, as above. Present Entries :— 12 RARE HEIFERS and COWS, with ...
... paesages in it. sigeobilly the fine peroration, which recalled the speech of the great C o nservative leader of ISM when the Whig Government of the day. as he said, referred to agricultural depression in the language of amiable ilexpair. Major Elliot ...
... YEARS AGO Entertaining Letters of a Bath Visitor the courtesy of Dr. E. C. Gillie we are enabled to reprint from The Northern Whig, Belfast, in whose columns they originally appeared nearly a century ago, the following letters from a native of Ayr, Scotland ...
... apart from whole body—see on every side it, the vast and minute we see The unambiguous of God, Who yves it* lustre intent** whig, —HJ, ...
... last week at the age of 82. The funeral took place on Wednesday last week, the Vicar (the Rev. A. E. Bezket) officiating. Vie Whig .— Mr. and Mrs. W. Masters, of 65, Oddway, Butleigh, celebrated their golden wedding on April sth, and received many congr ...
... Further Particulars tn ift CatalOarlies. erf the _A' -- roft SHEPTON of 9*' BemoveclfoH^V^,^,,'- MEN and , rtfC Ps%ii// WAIN whig 111. ith in^v' 1 have h«I.Y?i5 r fn thf> r th A-' f mil SE'-L t p 1 ~'L# Mr. K. O. Mi*arn, Who v ert lS , 'kuther particulars ...
... produced. It was at a time when the two great parties of long standing, the I.iberals and Conservatives, successors to the Whigs and Tories, were showing signs of the coming disintegration, when groups were being formed of Liberal- Conservatives, Tory ...
... violent revolution. - ~Mr. D. (Jole. The trouble with most of the Conservatives the present House of Commons that they are Whigs.—Mr. William Mabane, M.P. If the pressing problems the day are not soon solved believe all literature and art and beauty will ...
... on Lord Derby the luncheon of Hotels Restaurants of Britain Things not dull to theui—tMr Christopher Stoue trouble uiost of Whigs— Mr William Malianc MP some of day’s weather eould monotonous— Mr Jynd if every person there would drought— Mr J R of Institute ...
... little nitratt iti aiala or sulphate of ammonia to each Hu iIV TO DESTROY WEEDS, Weeds on garden paths should be destroyed by %Whig one of the advertised weed killers, or non-poisonous, as may preferred. The paths can then kept free from weeds, gratin and ...
... tender X nd ition, the ' a regUkr at the Verves * light tK asil de - hospital CraSUre - rest a their ivory, at Rations lfc whig a hoi excavafcin l made .Ano rt^covered as! athe.| 1 Albumen 1 * -a quietly ! S a o 10n fcß' pality pality* S ay OP€ned a tot ...