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... 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 ...
... mother, stating that she was going to Ilfracombe to work. YOUNG WOMAN IN FLAMES Sister's Discovery on Going Home Miss Madeline Whig:in. of 41. West Henford, Yeovil, had an alarming experience when. on going nome to lunch. she found he sister. Leonora. aged ...
... 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 ...
... As the powers and profits of ruling increased, a seccnd party gradually appeared, and the two became known later as Tory and Whig. Soon the large towns were allowed to have a nominal and superficial share in government. But the landowners , tenaciously ...
... 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 ...
... the City defence, who seem 6 i caught the old fighting tradition ' , j4 when faced with disaster t Players rushed from one whig 'j u gi c other in their efforts to force coll olf ' ...
... 4sJamaica sugar, £1 per cwt., duty £1 7s; rice, £1 per cwt., duty 15s ; soap. 4d per lb., duty 3d. In the 1831 election, the Whig candidates were unanimously elected. Mr Davis, the Tory, who solicited re-election as antireformer. found that his resistence ...
... women P 01 A 2Ol living left P wearing trousers, he said. ton -. Lon ? Island - Wednesday ! The woman replied that she wore Whig Ztor-ScTe had Pi toms minutes. Lord Bath wr re-elected president, and thanks were expressed to the chairman (Major P. M. ...
... New York Times special correspondent in Quebec. A new conquest of Canada has occurred on the Plains of Abraham.” declares the Whig Standard of Kingston, Ontario.— Press Association Foreign Special. [Montreal programme. Page 14, Columns 3 and 4.1 Rather Cold ...
... death of his father he would renounce the title. The late baronet stated letter *' I would like state that my family were Whigs turned Tory. 1 am, and intend to remain, a Conservative, and it has occurred to me that mora valuable help would be rendered ...