... to ladies of 55 age and upwards who have formerly occupied positions of independence. The Anchor. JT was in ]7U!> that the Whigs founded the Anchor at the Three Tuns Inn thai stood the site of the Exchange. Heie the first dinner was held and it will surprise ...

... ace °- At, MORTGAGE arranged any of PROPERTIES. D ESTATE OFFICES: 10. Zetland Telephone 7500-1. . vT JNVITE OFFERS for folio whig c , PROPERTIES.-Offices. 196 a, Chel- Ad BISHOPSTON. -Excellent PrefcT six rooms, bath; electricity. Lurge Detached RESIDENCE ...

... coming and noticed boy' riding bicycle holding to tlie lorry When was passing the lorry another boy ran straight-into the righ whig the 'bus. immediately applied his brakes Could Not See Him. He could not possibly see the boy until he ran ou* from behind ...

... you have read it backwards The address on the other letter, came from Germany, reads precisely as follows the most important Whig Paper (Unfottuuatelv know none by name- So sorry!) Bristol, England. This is from Hansjorg Worner. who, writing English, states ...

... 'which she still possesses the strongest passion. Her birthplace wag Malta, where her father had been a soldier. —' Northern Whig.' 'Mirror' 100 Years Ago. newspaper was leceived the other day at the Brighton post office, which • postage seventeen shillings ...

... later drew big cheer from the crowd by making the scoring of the second and winning goal fairly easy matter sped down the left whig, beat Lyons, the Spurs' right-back, in simple fashion, and steadying himself, put across perfect centre for Craig to head past ...

... Rev. Arthur Bedford, vicar of Temple, in starting his church school. When election came. Bedford, who,was low churchman and a Whig, conveniently absented himself from Bristol, where Colston would have expected his support. Colston openly quarrelled with ...

... Englishmen, Scotsmen, Welshmen and Irishmen—were concerned in this epic valour, on April 25. Peter Maze A COPY of the ' Northern Whig and Belfast Post ' has been forwarded this office in the hope, no doubt, that some might l>» madt» well-known Ulster family ...

... inspired much of the 18tli century journalism- Addison and Bristol The chief object of * The Freeholder' was to defend the Whig cause, and the; Hanoverian succession, but Addison relieved presenting his political views with seasoning of good humour and ...

... to our country? In the London coffee houses the subject completely overshadowed crises in France, Spain and Africa and the Whig- Tory feud as a topic for conversation. It is pleasing recall that the 'Mirror' immediately advocated calling a meeting of ...

... increased fully 30 per cent, in the hitherto peaceful county of Dorset , since the introduction of that national - curse, the Whig Malthusian Poor Law. Sapient Jury:—At the Shrewsbury Quarter Sessions last week. Joseph Giles, formerly foreman in the employ ...

... Daniel's ship, the Steadfast, was probably named after the Steadfast Club, Bristol organisation which he and all the prominent whigs of the time belonged. Busy Birds. JT is a pleasure to pass on to readers the following delightful notes from our Stapleton ...