... The Lord Sir James Devonshire K.B.L. Ftae'r Hodges. Mr W. Waiket, Sir Duncan ~«,()' Sir Ralph L Wedgwood, C.B-. v * Mr W. K. Whig ham The main functions of the Board struct main transmission lines (con' fiO' as the grid), to concentrate of electricity ...

... not scientific in method, but a dishing-up of events to illustrate some political or religious propaganda—Macaulay for the Whigs, Alison for the Tories, Belloc for French religion, and Carlyle for the Scottish—it was said that real history must based on ...

... -Mir ; of Tewkesbury beneat h the walls of the Monnutry. lay in ashes. sacked and beret by a robber baron. but not for king: Whig Stephen died. Mand's lasonte Henry 11. a strong. able sowereign. and Robert Fitsroy. Lord of titmice, ter. was able to limn ...

... tle that Is broken. Dear the oae that U roe: In sormury we shall keep his. As as the years roll past. —aver remembered b• b 4 Whig Wife, Noes and Daughter. —ln eter loving memory Joho Woolford, who re I 'sleep II Jesus. Dec. 11th. 1929. No oar looms bow ...

... Taunton& Somerset Hospital I. Med a/ Increased Elappork It eb• Whig. Drives, wed other Wein Mete amid the =Pla i = bp leelise treat filooretaer, Naels ea Beceo. Demellese be thumb. het bla jt mi kp liemeeairy. sr at taeolat. OF VIIGINABLIIII are able ...

... at Ravens llill. Newent of Major Oooi'kj Bryan. Until-. ...

... occasions, there was no further scoring before the interval. Miss Tuckett was playing a good game on Gloucestershire right whig, and was following a pass from her that a melee took place in the Dorset goalmouth, from which Mrs Bridge scored. Miss Fowler's ...

... and wreath from the neighbours of Lower Butter Buildings. Deceased's oldest daughter (Mrs. Fred Crew) was unable to attend. Whig resident in America. ...

... organists. the Churl+ 1 . 44411 i• ea. 411141 her mid 1i1411444 the Ie uk thonoughly up it. ante a li.gieal hat lit events has CHM' whig h puts int it it full unit iii heal histury a the pat 1.11 tar. Islll 1.. the present ...

... Sebrights. In the 20tselling class the first prize winner was very good duck-wing Leghorn cockerel, belonging to Mr. W. E. (Whig. In the 1011 selling clams there was a very smart red pullet which took first prize, exhibited by Mr. A. J. Lucas. In the young ...

... management of the national finances, but carries the lesson farther back to the halcyon days of a century ago, when Tory and Whig alike strove, and strove successfully, to reduce public expendihire. Now, unfortunately, the tendency is in the opposite direction ...

... Bishop's Castle, Okehampton, and Castle Rising. He was returned lor Richmond as Tory, but later he left his party, joined the Whigs, and became one of their most vigorous and eloquent champions. But he was the object of much distrust. In the review of his ...