... including : MIDGET GOLF, SKITTLES ! PUTTING, BALL BOARD, FORTUNE. TELLING, BOWLING, BURIED TREASURE, COVER THE SHILLING, YRS. WHIGS' CABBAGE PATCH, BUCKET BALL, BRAN TUB, Etc., &e. PEDLARS' PARADE. STALLS for CAKE, POUND, JAM AND PICKLE, CHINA AND GLASS, ...

... CATTEDOWN. 'Phone 2861 Plymouth. XIVLAS, PJ3L PERMANENT WAVING FOR MAS> WHY NOT BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! FULL HEAD. Extras. WHIG HT. 6 UNION-STREET, PLYMOUTH. 'Tnton-stroet rtENERAL PLUMBING. HOT WATER HFATING AND SUPPLY OF SMITH WORE PROMPTLY ATTENDED ...

... Will be held at the WATSON HALL, Thursday. January 29th. 1931. Prix* for top aeon HEN Dinner Whist at 7.30 sharp. Admiesion. Whig and Dance 2/6 Dance only 1/6. The Opera House. Cheltenham. W. IMP. WEEK COMMENCING JANUARY Continuous performance 2.0 till ...

... Oakes. Chandler, Moon, Read and Pullen, wen: presented to the winners by Mrs. Watts. After the delv. , a dance was held, music Whig provided by Mr. Tony Rosier. - DEATH 6F 3iIR.TftACF.Y. lme of Ramsbury's highly-respected residents ha s been removed by ...

... Newton Abbot. lie was magnificently lodged and feasted there; but it is remarkable that the owner of the house, though a strong Whig, did not choose to be the first to put life and fortune in peril, and cautiously abstained from doing anything which, if the ...

... work for the unemployed. could not get the Labour Government to look at it while they were office, and he confesses that the Whigs never liked it. Still he believes lie can get both Liberals and Socialists to join in its support now they are in adversity ...

... bearing the Mace As he appealed all the members rose their places. The Speaker-elect was attired in Court dress and worj bob whig. As he reached the Bar he stopped and bowed to the House then he advanced up the floor the House, and, reaching the Chair, ...

... W. H. Penely. and P. glade. Tbe 'lova fad anti n by Ni. A. P. Caddy, P. 1.5.. who wit.-il •• pealuorr; and tho Miner by Was Whig Tba *MI reproduced the dial. et of the We eery ly there was ample of can. fat rels. anal. Tli.. of suce-ti i. found in the ...

... of them Socialists Mr Ramsay MacDcnald is Gladstonian- Liberal by conviction; Mr Snowden goes even further back he is a real Whig. He reads daily the speeches of Cobden and Bright and puts them into the language of Burke and Sheridan. Their policy is, m ...

... occasions, there was no further scoring before the interval. Miss Tuckett was playing a good game on Gloucestershire right whig, and was following a pass from her that a melee took place in the Dorset goalmouth, from which Mrs Bridge scored. Miss Fowler's ...

... —l. Mis*, Jean Wickenden, Frome, and Miss Ruby Orchard Weslburvon-Trym (85); 2, Miss Strong Cliftou 3, Aliss Molly Clifford Whig' Clifton (SO); I. Miss Constance Chapman, Westonsuper>Ma*o. and .Miss Marshall, Westoii-snpcr-Mare (75). ; 5. Miss Audrey Clifton ...

... •Warms. I, 4: W. Mort. ant 0. . ;; J. S. Rickets. o; W. b Monis. ; rsivas. c.c.'. 0. ST. SENN/N. Friesdly saki at %rases as Whig Storrs,— T. IIII.V —J H. Webagn.. b 11,111.arns. o;M I, r.. 1.641a,t0r.b G. Wtllisms. II: V. 11,11iasne, r Jarions. 1, G. Wil'isiga ...