... before the Court (Page 1). Football Trials and First Towns: Some New Foes (Page 6). Chadians Cricketers Race the Clock, and Beat Whig (Page II). Notable Wedding at Ainershani: Presentation to Brida-1 Brae• (Page C). ...

... ; all repairs ; normal charges.—G. W. Pearce, 28 Broad-street, Chesham. THE AMERSHAM SCHOOL OF MUSIC Principal : ILLUIL F Whig Mistress : Hdia Formerly Exhibitioner of the Royal College of Music. Pupil of Prof. Sevcik, Prague; and Prof. Nauwinck, Paris ...

... estates near Burton-on-Trent. When he became a Liberal, in 1913, he recalled that the Mosleys of Rolleston were always firm Whigs, and that his grandfather had refused a peerage offered him by the Tories. Lord Anslow married, in 1881, Lady Hilda Rose M ...

... and this campaign finished, she turned 'her attention to the cinema movement, for which she had foresight enougt to detect a Whig future. It was Irgely owing to be: imagination and business ability that the Stoll Theatre, from being an unsuccessful opera ...

... Street. Both were loud in their praises for the staff of the ship when interviewed. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig and Belfast Post was told by Mr. Stewart : It was a very vivid experience, he remarked to me in the Lobby of the House ...

... generally. The man at the bottom of the ladder is the unemployed one—what was lie to do? Of course, said the speaker. the big-whig at the top can afford to come down a rung, but what is the unemployed man at the bottom to do? Miss Woodman made a strong ...

... THIS WEEK'S QUOTATION. it's wiser being ipod than bad; It's safer wing meek than hems: its fitter Whig sane than mad. My own Ingo Is a sun will piano The thickset 'lewd earth ever stretched That, after Last, returns the First,' T hough a wide compass ...

... of The-Lee Cricket Club—a golden retriever. 1.. • a to. • i 'I , - . .; - t VV., Reproduced by permission of The Northern Whig. KNIGHT—KILPATRICK (Chesham Bois). ...

... doubts at all as to the necessity for the protection of corn. The Corn Laws were the ark of the Tory Covenant, and half the Whig gentlemen regarded them as no less sacred. Parliamentary Reform would have to precede any serious reduction ,in the corn duty ...

... increasing trial and trouble and difficulty. The deposition of James left Penn exposed to the fears and jealousies of the Whigs and the suspicions of William 111. He was attacked and persecuted and had to go into retirement for two years. He lost The ...