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... singing. Miss Ada Biddick was active esteemed than Mr. White, who in addition to in arranging competitions, which proved very I Whig the church organist, was the village interesting and caused considerable amuseeoltoolillaater for a great amber of rears. meat ...
... who metethat they were to become the salt of the trentei leas . na British, production in which lotted to the were Miss E. Whig,- earth and that entreaty was still heard I Betty Italfour :.gain Sct anoth den. Madame Goodrich, Messrs. F. J. if they had ...
... movement which misfired because it was misdirected. If political and social reforms had nut been toned out of the Tory and Whig governments, partly by the Chartists and their forerunners, and In some measure due to the stimulus of the Methodist revival ...
... use in dining a. campaign for the American Seim Smith. the hutuorist writing nailer the pen name of Maj. Jack Downing. in Whig interests started a story about Jackson. the Democratic candidate. Ms stated that Jackson endorsed his Panel's' 'O.K. when ...
... the humorist, preesionable child. 4—Tommy is well up in writing under the pen name of Major every subject. Jack Downing in Whig interests, started a Answers-1, Aster; 2, Rose; 3, Orchid; 4, story about Andrew J ack son, the Democratic Lu ,,,,,. candidate ...
... 10. Park Road. Isstwithlel. wish to thank all friends for kindness and sympathy shown in their sad bereavement. also fir. Whig for his untiring attention in their father 's tong illness, the bearers, and those who sent floral tributes and all who attended ...
... plentiful. In an adjoining column the writer refers to Horace Walpole's account of the drunken revelry—the Saturnalia, as that Whig politician, sou of the great Sir Robert Walpole calls it—which accompanied his election as member of Parliament for Callington ...
... WHISPERS AND ECHOES Physical Fitness—Mr. ResignatioN —The Whig Positios ich Election— Q s Portrait For Cornwall--The Newqoay Sesser. 1 there is one thing more satisfactory than another about the national nwve!tient to promote physical fitness, particularly ...
... Elise trials winch begin to-day, with his Invieta. the ems ear which won the rare tad year and which hag ■lread covered ]IAN Whig breskiai monis threegbout Europe. RODMIN DISTRICT NEW& SIISNIN. Mr. A. C. Burt. of St. Patron's Villas, 'enured a first prima ...
... at Boconnoe on Saturday. the home aide winning by two wickets and 58 runs. 'there was a splendid partnership of 66 teen L. Whig• and F. H. Steail, the only other to reach double figures being T. Fewings with 10. Boconnoc bowlers were in form, but Organ ...
... the runiblines of the storm that betokened as all thought a bloody revolution. Fortunately, the leaders of the progressive Whigs led the popular enthusiasm along reasonable and constitutional lines. The Reform Bill of 1832 passed and with it. power passed ...
... then called. vnerr;-41 in IRI9, daughtee of Mr. Pole-Carew. of Antony. From 1517 'o he rema..ented Cornwall in %clime-it as Whig. or Lihornl: and in 1849. Mr. was Prime Mie;ster, he was cronted a with the ♦itro of Baron Robarles, of Lanhydrock and (hut ...