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... Silver Band, under Mr Brown, paraded the village. The dieses were judged by .Mannings, Bristol, who awarded prizes to the folio whig—Children i 1, Nellie Wilcox, 'Bo '; 2, Vivian Blacker, Buttercup ; 3, Gladys Derrick, Mary's little Lamb; consolation prizes: ...
... when it was well known that the penalty would not carried out. was cruel to the woman and inconsistent with the due Sfemnity whig should attach to 3d Hesupported °the Bill in the interests EarJ Munster said that should House think the Bill desirable, the ...
... medals. During the evening the band played for dancing. BURN HAM-ON-SEA. Hospital Whist. Successful- players at the weekly whig! drive in aid of the Buiiiliam War Memorial Hospital funds were Mrs E. Young, Mrs A. Fully, Mrs H. Baker, Mr J. Smith, Mrs ...
... reference. It was the report of a dinner given Whigs and Radicals compliment to their representatives the Town Council. Councillors, apparently, were thought more of in 18-36 than they are in 1936, for 340 \ Whigs and Radicals attended the banquet at the ...
... with the possible exception of Sir Stafford Cripps. Good Whigs, like good Liberals to-day, were far more Conservative than the Tories, but nothing would persuade a Whig who had always been a Whig to change his coat and vote Tory. Further, if Bristol Central ...
... only of manv (wit j , Wa discussing it) there lahnudic belief about the 1 s f it hovering around , body until the third day, whig '°und its way into the e This edition has a circulation, and those who interested in the subject should their copies without ...
... recognition their con- -ct. who held the Royal Humane W S parchment for saving a boy, aged v from the same canal last year, lived whig widowed mother, and suggestion lni!i nia^e a ur y man that his employers assistance to the family if it were e *sary. knocked ...
... output. °{. Production were slightly higher * l P year, but this was nri increase in prices, \ slightly exceeded expenditure. 'Whig coal Grea t Britain ll.OOofu. Was nt! arlv 244.000.000 tons, or i' Ptit s than 1929 ' when the *'he a as excess of the recent ...
... Edmund Burke (Oxford University Press, 15s). Although 157 years have passed away since Burke was returned for Bristol in the Whig interest, his speeches are still pregnant with many lessons for the modern elector. In a sense Burke wrote and spoke for all ...
... ely, modern. When Constitutionalism began take 011 its modern form in this country was sustained for generations the great Whig families. recent, years the tendency has nevertheless been very marked, and at the present time the Peers who ssit» with the ...
... easily diverted . „. Perhaps some of the bitterest conflicts came about over the election of doctors to the hospital staff; Whig and Tory gome at it hammer and tongs, and exhibiting all the venom and unreasonableness of real political assault. From what ...
... required of him. Attwood and Young showed to best advantage in attack, and Black was the nick of the halves. had the liveliest whig to control—Fowler and Jack. Fowler was the schemer of the Orient front rank with Tricker opportunist ...