... everthing you nt; thrills, fun, music galore. REGAL, SHEPTON MALLET. Dr. Syn and Why Pick on Me?” ; Non-Stop New York.” and Whigs Over Honolulu. t, D r- yn is enthralling: adaptation ot Russel Thorndike’ tale of smuggling in the early !K)’s, providing the ...

... apply to Ma. A. W. BADMAN, 12, South Lease Orchard. and for further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. York Buildings, Whigs% ater. or 66, High Street, Glaatonbury or from REED & REED. Solicitors. Iliiderater. TOINAM I. ASHCOTT, NEAR BRIDGWATER, W ...

... Glastonbury. el 3rd October, 1934. CENTRAL SOMERSET GAZETTE FRIDAY. OCTOBER STH. 1934• EDITORIAL TELEPHONE: No. 6. GLASTONBURY. Whig Mira.—The Football Supporters Club whist drive was held in the Town HaU Council Chamber on Friday last. The prize winners ...

... evening, commencing to-night, Jan. 6th, from Bto o p.m. Information can be obtained from the secretary , Mr. F. Clark.—Advt. WOO Whig —The prize winners at the weekly whist drive at the British Legion Club on Wednesday evening were: Ladies—zst, Mrs. Hooper ...

... punishable by imprisonment. In Buckinghamshire at one time there were 166 people in prison for that offence. It was the early Whigs, the forerunners of the Liberal Party, who altered that. Previously the Tory squires had treated the people of their estates ...

... last week at the age of 82. The funeral took place on Wednesday last week, the Vicar (the Rev. A. E. Bezket) officiating. Vie Whig .— Mr. and Mrs. W. Masters, of 65, Oddway, Butleigh, celebrated their golden wedding on April sth, and received many congr ...

... produced. It was at a time when the two great parties of long standing, the I.iberals and Conservatives, successors to the Whigs and Tories, were showing signs of the coming disintegration, when groups were being formed of Liberal- Conservatives, Tory ...

... the place, Gent—Mr. L. Heathfield, 175. and he carried it out well. When he saw Mr. Jones before he went away he had not the Whig ',Seg.—The Club and Institute held slightest idea the end would come so soon, their weekly whist drive in the Lounge on though ...

... fell on Conservatism. Disraeli was in for a short time in 1866-68, passing the well-known Reform Act of '67 to dish the Whigs. There followed Mr. Gladstone's great ministry of 1868-74, after which Disraeli had his first real innings, 1874- 1880, including ...

... management) in the end things were left very much as they were. After the Act of 1832 had exhausted the reforming zeal of the Whigs, and shown the people of England that Reform, anyway on that scale, meant neither money nor power for them, discontent and ...