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... an- !ni• yield *ararrastma: o4 7 112 torti or • :el. pm erne brio* the Wml for btu mar. dinar beet ts tempointing the TOMS Whig small and • content *a nod **ruts At tons poi arty at trailed and lopped rata t output ealmlated to be 11 tons -set Ifts• and ...

... been musing my somas reek der - sem se o pi e h ni . more Albion Football Cub, were as follow: leg the da-time, bet only a Whig supply at that be • • deagleme-hense there highest score. Mr. W. Gibbons. Ladies: 1, sight which lies heath supp li e d say ...

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... Oxford, was M.P. for Evesham 1788-98, and was created Baron Northwick of Northwick Park in 1797. Until about 1789 he was a Whig. but then went over to Pitt. He died in 1800. and was succeeded by his eldest son John. who was Governor of Harrow School 1801-59 ...

... to be a qualified optician and has been described as t he oreician who makes people see jokes Supporting is On The' Great Whig Trail. - an exciting story of the wild Wet. cold or cough, a4l;i; ac bedtime: (1) rub Vick brand Vapour-Rub briskly on throat ...

... Herefordshire British Red Cross Society. pre.ided and she was supported by Bird. Col. C. 11. Little (County Controller). Mr. W. H. Whig (assistant County Controller), Mr. F. Weaver (assistant County (tan Officer). Mr:. Herbert Taylor tCommaodant. Hereford XVIII) ...

... sessions at the welfare 234. the Committee acknowledge with many thanks and gratitude the donation of LIO from the Ladies' Whig C;uh. and gifts for the Centre from Mrs. F. A. Miens. ...

... ter of the Order ilk°. T. Duckworth), Rm. G. P. Cooper, D.G.K. of the Worcester District, and Bro. E. H. Cooke. r.G., Tything Whig' ton Lodge, Worcester. The Pros. C.S. read the names of brethren Iwho had passed away daring the put sis months, and those ...

... began with the passing of the Municipal Corporations Act of 1835, which resulted in Evesham Corporation, hitherto staunchly Whig. or blue, taking on a distinctly yellow complexion. then the colour of the Tory, or Conservative Part Th ey. new Corporation ...

... * * * A Party Matter lIIHE Whigs made the appeal a party matter, the Court. according to Dr. Cooper, retiring four times on points of law. Eventually the conviction was Ctedsubject to a case to Queen's the points of law argued. The decision of Quarter ...

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