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... of Arabia. ' who took part in the rescue efforts after the 'plane had crashed. Error of Judgment? Qther witnesses included Whig-Commander Sydney Smith, Flight-Lieut. M. Ely, and Flying Officer (.who were survivors of the disaster) and Flying Officer Satchwell ...
... system purely a practical matter, and has nothing to do with religion or morality, declared Sir Oswald. The trouble with the Whig mind, which is very strongly represented in the leadership of the Labour Party, is that so often ftfts its religion mixed with ...
... to.. und. r the flowing (Rural Workers. Act. 1,26. for the rnooditi..oing agricultural houses its Davos and r.•- speetirwly. Whig replied that, no to 3lar bit grants •nderl the hod proninwd ia of, dwollingr inon and dwellings in Corarrall. ...
... Harris and Furamhaw A resuk unduly Striven at being outsfatiriing htiff hi fair white cfcvef the iftatch the With credH) hdfdmg' whig wWle although foindfui relied ih Uter raa to clear quickly ought kicked the into an' g from Blake J Ply U KINGSBRIDGE MILLBfldOK ...
... elected were: Mix. V. F. Gresham: bon. Muss liannafued; hon.tnasur.4. Mrs. R. .1. Mr. H. Ellsoartw. of Empire Industries an Inter Whig u.n tlw lirlostries. A whist delve was afterwards held. ...
... 72. She had been ill for few days with pneumonia. Sim was i lie fifth daughter the eighth Duke of Argyll, and inherited the Whig traditions of the Campbell family. In her youth she was the friend of many of the greatest political leaders of the day, including ...
... Extracts from the Exeter & Plymouth Gazette NOW THE DEVON A EXETER DAILY GAZETTES j _ - 50 YEARS AGO—IBBI. A Prophecy by old Whig.— I declave before God that think the wildest, and maddest scheme that, ever entered the mind men to conceive to leave the ...
... of them Socialists Mr Ramsay MacDcnald is Gladstonian- Liberal by conviction; Mr Snowden goes even further back he is a real Whig. He reads daily the speeches of Cobden and Bright and puts them into the language of Burke and Sheridan. Their policy is, m ...
... W. H. Penely. and P. glade. Tbe 'lova fad anti n by Ni. A. P. Caddy, P. 1.5.. who wit.-il •• pealuorr; and tho Miner by Was Whig Tba *MI reproduced the dial. et of the We eery ly there was ample of can. fat rels. anal. Tli.. of suce-ti i. found in the ...
... and in the good old days of long ago we had * great ride to Lynton to vote. In those day 3' there were only two parties, Whigs and Tone ' I now aristocratically known as Liberals Conservatives. Now there are three recognised parties, each divided into ...
... Morrison. The Morrisons of Fonthill. Wilts: Basildon. Berks; Malham Tarn. Yorkshire; and Islay, Scotland, were supporters of the Whig administrations of the last century, and it was not till the Home Rule controversy became acute that the family followed the ...
... Mar. 21. Proby. Sub-Lieut. W. A. Hickey to Vivid, April 4, and Renown, May 16. U.A.F. APPOINTMENTS GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH. Whig Com. T. O. Archer to Air Ministry (D.P.S.), lor personnel staff duties. Mar. 16. Sqdn. Ldrs. A. Durston to R.A.F. Base, Caishot ...