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... icTol^iT , born, 1712. Beaumarchais (French writer and dramatist) born, 1732. MTSCELLA.N2ou? r \v%X!L * Charles James Fox (Whig Statesman) born, 1749. Lord Randolph Tn.VI (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Merquis Salubury, the eldest, end the Lord Churchill died ...
... alighted which veiwenkLwnto“rMch Coal Bill and the Quota. The only way .0 avoid that is by agreed 8. From what was the term Whig Urban Council, laying out open space, her.Jlor 7 been known reach 271b. a night the Government again came avoiding issues in ...
... mows how much the public appreciates a really first-ela*?. article when it is *o!d at competitive price. Remember WATSON and WHIG LEY' compete with no one for the Cheap Overall trnde, but DO offer you definite advantages in price and quality. WATSON & WRIGLEY ...
... in column 5). FROM ALL QUARTERS. ANNIVERSARIES.—TO-DAY: David Hum* (philosopher and historian) born, 1711. Lord dohn Somers (Whig statesman and Lord Chancellor) died, 1716. Royal Academy opened, 1760. Rochdale Pioneer* first met, 1844. Qabrielie Rossetti ...
... intc imposed i day is co issued by Governor to The ni the polio, cue innd equal Whig pro with, refer to Throi Stuart like the i ere place to-day, a hardship Fakir regard to —therefoi the In any St Duke of * very eff staff that some prot the chief the ...
... suffered very great privations ; THE MELODRAMATIST going down to the sea m ship invalided each year, before they have ,I ! Whig historians of the 18th and 19th cen- and hardship, my.elf on more than one occasion i a. At Morning Devotions every ship in ...
... bibs, 2/11 a pair. Note Our Oidv Address ami Save Moncv. S. MOORE. 137. FRIARGATE. PRESTON. VALVES THIS WEEKEND AT O WATSON & WHIG LEY'S OUTFITTING ...
... A CONTRAST. the tragic rumour . was received by the Whigs at Brooks’s Club with exulting glee . . The Prince of Wales would bo Regent . . . There would be a payment of old scores, with interest added . . Fox, travelling in Italy with his mistress, hurried ...
... ■••stly advocated the claims of 1. A. D. Aitchison, v I have never met oH the field) until he trial and was proved to the best whig . i.date but ray opinion is that when sound iw the host Wing threcqiiarter available for the both attack and and would call ...
... just little short, in putting the finishing touch their advances. TOO JNANY LOOPHOLES. But soon as the City developed strong whig play and found ready contact from one extreme the forward line the other, tho deficiencies the home side wore magnified. No ...
... Japan flight which hopes to commence in June next. AH these flights wiU be made in tho Southern Cross junior, which bought from Whig- Commander Kingsford Smith, and which he describes as greatest little machine in the world. —Reuter. ...
... Great (one of Prussia v greatest rulers) born, 1712. Beaumarchais (French writer and dramatist) born, 1732. Charles James Fox (Whig statesman) born, 1749. Lord Randolph Churchill died, 1895. Forth Bridge opened, 1890. Naval battle, Dogger Bank, 1915. * TO-MORROW; ...