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... weight of my 11- months-old pig. Thorley's Food is the best for health and fattening. Agents everywhere.—Joseph Thorley, Ltd., Whig's CrOSR, Loudon, N.l. r CITY HALL, PERTH FRIDAY FEB 2 at $ HAROLD MOLT presents THE WORLD'S GREATEST NEGRO ACTOR SINGER PAUL ...
... FR LADIES Pitted Weekwad Cases. Handbags. Hat Cases, Manicure and Brink Sets, Powder Bowls. Purses. Sewing and Darling Be* %Whig Lists aa d Address Books. Bads. Brass Ware. Alabaster Clocks from 4/11. French Hand - made Sondem Fla. from 3/6. Conk*, Cletits ...
... whist drive and dane , was held under the auspices of the Dunblane Burns Club. Eightyfour lathe and gentlemen took part in the whig .drive—Mr T. Rutherford, .president, as l Mr J. Brodie, treasurer, acting as cant masters. _ Prior to the presentation of prizes ...
... In Scotland. During the month of July , TO TILE Isar of isms Wing in danger provided be or iii wields die halts the spelled Whig bath. Certain parte, notably ens at llarshill and at the Castle are very dangerous( but heath watcher, am on ditty oonthananaly ...
... and Easton secured V penalty, taken by Fraser of the Rovers. Six mintbes from time n Val.• attack met with success, Lackie (Whig the trick. NO further scoring took place. and nut es extra each way were played. A penalty goal, notched by Wills, gave the ...
... parents. re could be co-operation on the various - George Mathieson, Main Street, Bankfoot, was mulcted to the extent of 10/- for Whig without a driving licence, and a fine of met the case of John MiDonald, Forneth, Inairgowrie, who ad mated a charge relating ...
... Mr A. W. r. Park, the secretary, read a message Mr W. Murray, president of the I'. rub It“rder Counties Association, con ''Whig b. the N.E.C.A. members the cum •tit, of the sealso T.. cover the subject of old doctors. said \lr Alexander, would take them ...
... WHIST DRIVE AND DANCE.—Organised by Balquhidder Distriet Nursing Association and Locheartilasimi Reerration Club, a suceessful Whig( drive and dance was held in the ball on Friday, when 23 tables were Lady MacGregor was eariltnamer and presented the prize ...
... Crieff Townswomen's Guild tam Hall on Wednesday stftuted perhaps record for any function of the k Crieff . for a long time. Whig and b;idgesere the beginning of the evenii, fewer than 75 tables were prises were won as follow:. ~_) ladies— Miss Violet C ...
... him notice of several leading politicians For some was neglected that was particularly galling a of ability His work for the Whig did earn him seat in Parliament until 1810 of his 1812 His when legal adviser the of Wfiles that Queen Caroline who TV When ...
... imports, support itself. The shabby fellow said he was a landward man, and would not contribute. He is still extolled in Whig history, and shares with Cromwell the worship of Sir Isaac Foot, another good Liberal Free Trading pacifist. for fighting about ...