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... YER'D IN THE BUS BY D. G. TRUSS CRIKKUT EXTRYOR'NARY; 'BUS CHAT RHYMED Men o' (ilauccster, whig an' lory; - chaps, grown-ups, dew lapped, hoary; Harkce, while lolls slory Ov owcr Crikkut team. T'other day, while playin' Surrey, Thay putt cockneys flurry ...
... the Tories made a desperate national effort against the Whigs, and, as Mr. Maurice Woods has pointed out in his fascinating and instructive work on a History of the Tory Party, swept the Whigs practically out of existence. AN AGGRIEVED CANDIDATE. But ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... •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 ...
... reference was made in the law to flne weatl.er. and a fine of 10s. would be imposed Dunkerley, and Ss. on Bunnerman. Lorry Without Whigs. Sidney Haddon, itrook road, Bristol, was hued 55., on the evidence of P.O Goddard, for driving a motor lorry without wings ...
... —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 ...
... 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 ...