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... Robertson) Barling Riskanhope (Mr MeSavill) » Savill Seregevo f, by Stingo (Mr LS Starkey) . Pee Sidebottom Carline f, by (Mr © F Whig- ham) Laweon Strong Measur e (Mrs EH Wyndham) Cramsie —MAIDEN APPRENTICE) PLATE (one 4. mile and a half) of 150 so Amida (Mr ...

... foggy. Anyone acquainted with the political history of the place knows that for a long period it was the pocket-borough of the Whig House of Berkeley, that the first Conservative success, in the election of Col. Schrieber, was short-lived, and that in later ...

... pillar of Jireh Chapel and the Liberal party in Lickington.] CHAPTER V. Lickington Politics FformeT days Lickington had been Whig Pocket Borough, and it was still sensitive to monetary influence. Direct bribery had ceased to be practicable, and the stories ...

... Hitler’s assurances would be far more convincing if it were not known that Germany is arming at a terrific rate. THE NORTHERN WHIG, Belfast: The speech will be searched in vain for any to Mr. Chamberlain’s a ion to the easing o European contribut tension ...

... Mayor, and by obtaining small majority at the first municipal elections, succeeded in capturing the newly created honour for a Whig property owner who had been foremost in offering resistance to the change. Queer Liberalism, but Lickington Liberalism was ...

... Clover. 4 yrs; Mr. E. A. Pearce. Well Boned. 6 yrs; Capt. C. B. Petre's Exeat, 6 yrs; Mr. R. J. Power's Scarlet Stripes, aged; Whig-Commander W. R. Wad's Clonngo. aged; Mr. J. S. Reanison's Mr. Madcap. aged; Mr. W. .7. Rimell's Crouseatha, 6 yrs: Mt. W. E ...

... tended his flock of black politically, for he was a strong Tory at a b ati k. e t th e Avon, on l y a f ew t here a lot of Whigs ii. time when pigs the yards from a here they were assembled that Evy'lialn• by whom he was loathed. day. Anil to think of ...

... not mom than sad Pis mantis retentively. so that March latched limey breeds and April batched light ems are due to row Amos Whig in October. just et the time whim eggs are maim up to t t Price- Tao danger of hatching your pal too ea is that they are likely ...

... Conference, she was President the year. funeral took place at Alderton Church ea Wednesday the remains, following c re'mdse. Whig brought to Alderton, where t were iaterred in the grave of Mir 'a anther, who died in 1918. The IMAM at St. Margaret's Church ...

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... Lt.- against God who it the Father of us all. the latter part of the week. The stars in- though. a Portion of the lending Whigs a Seconding th e propusitioo, councillor Rev. Col , F. E. Robeson. and with their (hair - And we Pledge anreele indivtiLsli ...