... the howly abate. He that Etittlanol hoot ii how Not sweepstakes t.o run In al.!, out there the eltrloollan ruminantl 'of if Whig neloololsour. Tates of %%ere row all who, given their woo* to or tlw eltureh during the year. and the Sunday Organist 111141 ...

... HEIFERS. 100 Two-yre.-old Shorthorn HEIFERS (Mostly Roans). 150 Yearling Off Ditto. 50 Fresh Black POLLED HEIFERS and STEERS, WHIG Messrs, tille r & cdlverwell have received instructions from Mr. Tim Horgan SELL by AUCTION, in convenient lx>t«, the above ...

... set' 1., ourselves what it is that draws tl•ronig• this g..v•siminani What a flinsitinas•• •up u a. pr , mails within! And Whig a display lab fare nets the eyes !Instil ail British. finest jams 11111, 65.1 of Linpiry Vtlgar , of cakes, nits. 1.:.••••• ...

... Extracts from the Exeter & Plymouth Gazette NOW THE DEVON A EXETER DAILY GAZETTES j _ - 50 YEARS AGO—IBBI. A Prophecy by old Whig.— I declave before God that think the wildest, and maddest scheme that, ever entered the mind men to conceive to leave the ...

... 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 ...

... the murk he a• of is If, old loan. Fur to the Ise to tire a ars in dais of depreamon the a. of the maitre io the mishhous Whig I brieh • pathetw sad. ad For lb. •plendsi tribute paid ta. his talkie worbrre Wm/saws at last -1 lad il. thanks. ma I aboool ...

... Modro n . hr the • . lan,,, ,Ithor,l i par Bryant.. • 111 rvpresent. Mope te atowl ti• on lb. IVni II by Watt.' toot lire. Whig+ 1110 g ;••••15 l,renzr. rest. solid -sphere grant', 11. NI 0. , ••• plito h 011 . 11 int , etnne. . . has iwen t.v Florence ...

... dashed thro4gli a crowd of pia). re. but gave a boa path Deaf the in punted ahead, and Wilson failed to gather him kick, Herein Whig Ith poeseesiou, In pared. but resumed shortly afterward lacltod dash, and could tot finish off their movements. Their I ...

... 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 ...

... woukt a pivotal port in the existence of this in a wily it had newer before. and he, they al-TV at the of a em that would Whig posesrub for thole envied in lie In. slustry. Rt. John tOLatfli The Judges, said they must have bad • vcry dilkult tAalt ...

... the Isit boo the water. l for every posed at sod Mt over lier a Ibt est Wi smirattra AO Wafts% 4O nimbes. it..) Keep the mese Whig the To aene. drab ta the water. untie the and plane to suitable dhL with encumber are. thelled intim stroke are aim. very palatable ...

... 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 ...