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... News pubises the following' ~£ v3'-' .supplied list English meat prices V , I Plymouth Market:— I Beef:—Sirloin, undercut, whig I 4d 6d per lb; ribs, 1» ?j I rump.steak, wit bone 4d ls ess .Is 10d. : rump.v topside, Is to hs 4d; sdJversid*. ; brisket ...

... 11•111ESTIO MOILER , , r . MINIM ItCOlllOlllll ) :trvin. k i ; . 24 .! d.r. • % I Tie BMA Ilmeassi possimais tr Whig ger Al die Implies Pleabors A I. g I• . I). 114 • • t TM NILO Cil.. LTI. . ~ , 111117 S. ° . _ • ...

... (president, Liskeard Old Cornwall Society) gave an address on Callington's Old Parliamentary Life. Mr. described the time when Whig and Tory in Callington fought for the Parliamentary prize. Describing the election if 1778, Mr. Glubb sail it took place the ...

... bibliography. The book contains some Westcountry references. Chesterfield himself entered Parliament when a young man of as Whig member for St. Germans. This was favour of the Eliots, who were patrons of the borough. In later years his son Philip, the ...

... de Pugh 12 (Mr E. R. Amesbi.ry) Private 5 Yarlirurton (Mr G. Pryse-Rice) D. Harrison nrm , n,ilce (Mr ShaW .. Prudent Pat (Whig-Cmdr W. Read) Read 9 11 L uglen (Mr R. W. Mealings) ' Newey 11 ll 3 Marritlrth (Mr T. Lant) D. Harrison 11 Dracos (Sir David ...

... referee gave • derision of offside. Torquay mimed a great number of chances during the pert of the second half but their fens (Whig the first half mode the visiton very anzieus and their defence shaky. was without doubt saver el Idm side. had it not been ...

... ROSETOR PRIVATE HOTEL (Comb Whig itcsawAr sad MU). THIS Hotel is delightfully situated on the Sea Frost with an uninterrupted view of Torbay. Magnificent Lounge. BWiard Room, etc. Entirely Redecorated. Tel. 3655. • For qv* ...

... N WAVING. YOU MAY HAVE THE FULLEST CON FIDENCE THAT IN THE HANDS OK ARTISTS YOUR WAVE WILL POSSES THOSE INDIVIDUAL TOUCHES WHIG DISTINGUISH THE DISTINCTIVE FRO THE COMMONPLACE. FULL HEAD FROM 3 GUINEAS. S. S- STOUTPLYMOUTH'S LEADING HAIRDRESSER. 87, OLD ...

... right for his selfish enjoyment I pronounce savage. I should as soon think of 1 admitting such man into my draw| ing-room as a Whig, or a Noncon; formist. Builders, Etc.—Extension of Tirae. Persons desirous of tendering for the proposed additions and alterations ...

... and Hancock; dips, fortunes and competitions, Misses Ley, Pooley, F. and P. Potter, and P. Dicker (the latter three in young whigs costumes), and Vinnicombe; pound, Mesdames Glover, Coutanch, -Trott, Puncher, and Bale; and men's stall, Messrs. Puncher, Bale ...

... the middle class Just the reverse unfortunately true, so is it true thai the ' r f' la , i° und ...