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... Defoe—a courageous journalist who paid for the free use of his pen by the loss of his eais. in the time of the early 18th century Whig-Tory struggle—met the sailor Selkirk, who related to him his—alleged—experiences which led to the writing of the immortal '* ...
... The Lord Sir James Devonshire K.B.L. Ftae'r Hodges. Mr W. Waiket, Sir Duncan ~«,()' Sir Ralph L Wedgwood, C.B-. v * Mr W. K. Whig ham The main functions of the Board struct main transmission lines (con' fiO' as the grid), to concentrate of electricity ...
... occasions, there was no further scoring before the interval. Miss Tuckett was playing a good game on Gloucestershire right whig, and was following a pass from her that a melee took place in the Dorset goalmouth, from which Mrs Bridge scored. Miss Fowler's ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... seemed only question when and how frequently Walsall would score. ami Berry were absentees, and the Rovers re-arranged the right whig. Forbes and Hackett settled down too late. Findlav was unhappy at right-half, and Young had unprofitable first half. Indeed ...
... the Finesse. strategy in Bridge turn- throwing the lead the most l adversary, . hut. i--- coup, indeed, when, 'before thro whig the J d, you have wipe out his other -'-'it-, and compelled him to lead ,J h to you a suit which you would otherwise have had ...
... later drew big cheer from the crowd by making the scoring of the second and winning goal fairly easy matter sped down the left whig, beat Lyons, the Spurs' right-back, in simple fashion, and steadying himself, put across perfect centre for Craig to head past ...
... required of him. Attwood and Young showed to best advantage in attack, and Black was the nick of the halves. had the liveliest whig to control—Fowler and Jack. Fowler was the schemer of the Orient front rank with Tricker opportunist ...
... —l. Mis*, Jean Wickenden, Frome, and Miss Ruby Orchard Weslburvon-Trym (85); 2, Miss Strong Cliftou 3, Aliss Molly Clifford Whig' Clifton (SO); I. Miss Constance Chapman, Westonsuper>Ma*o. and .Miss Marshall, Westoii-snpcr-Mare (75). ; 5. Miss Audrey Clifton ...
... you have read it backwards The address on the other letter, came from Germany, reads precisely as follows the most important Whig Paper (Unfottuuatelv know none by name- So sorry!) Bristol, England. This is from Hansjorg Worner. who, writing English, states ...
... Silver Band, under Mr Brown, paraded the village. The dieses were judged by .Mannings, Bristol, who awarded prizes to the folio whig—Children i 1, Nellie Wilcox, 'Bo '; 2, Vivian Blacker, Buttercup ; 3, Gladys Derrick, Mary's little Lamb; consolation prizes: ...