... Pullen's estate to pass to Mrs. Hinks, who was sole executrix. Hinks also spoke of the proposed sale Pullen's property at Dor Whig. Puiien subsequently signed ihe will. Subsequently Hinks stated Pullen wished to make a codicil leaving him the house Milton-avenue ...

... who achieved distinction by courting unpopularity. Tiernev was born 17G1, and died in 1830. Tims he was associated with the Whig Party during a critical period when constructive thinly 11 and deft acton essential. was able take advantage bis to marshal ...

... M.P s advertised how much they would give for seat. The odd about it all, *he author, is that not only Tories, but several Whigs denounced the Reformers in no measured terms, and appeared fairly satisfied with the existing state of affairs. Mr. then goes ...

... do is greater than tig , lank Liberal P ° llC> - Alternative co-operaaon for the during world isis. r to the way of the old Whigs Lounuheads. CHEAP PROMISES. remind friends that ther. one alte rnative, -and that loi b ,c tune to come is a National Party ...

... pocketed ? Yes. the farmer said, quite correct. ■' ~ ~ Then, thr> barrister eaia, you attended the dinner given by the Whig candidate, and underneath your plate was a note, which you pocketed? Yes. the farmer said, quite correct. . Then. ...

... Bridge (Mr Burly (CspTo. i 4 CVrtainly No*. (Mr G. .G- J l' Hindustan (Mrs Bennett' ft'j»« ; Tolstoi (Mrs Livingstone) Wandering Whig (Mr ill ! Lance Corporal (Mrs G. Be * ...

... resume names, Foyle and Eden. ar€ due at Plymouth Septemret'ie battleship Valiant expected to ck t 0 Devonport on October 1 for Whig and relit; and will probably 111 tne port about six weeks. \ ships in hand for refit are cruisers Berwick and Delhi, from and ...

... Evens to R.A.F. Depot. May 7. while attending course at fee Officers' School. . Fit.-Lieuts. J. S. Ij. Adams to No. (Indian Whig) Station, Kohat, May 4; O. W. Birkinfhaw to Headquarters. Palestine and Transjordan, Jerusalem, May 15; W. R. to station H ...

... ftfT mouth. .vi-ni'D ? ' d ' order: ' ,ul ll'''' any trial. he'«!'. • ~.e'.'' Woburn-terrave. , , VAN. . -IQQ-J 12ewt. riri.\ Whig >' ,il.- coiulition L » : ., ,. PL I'rince.v.s Royal 9j o*'' fl Higher St. » -J. -,. Reduced jo-- Model* '• * (, tyres, motor ...

... Miss a. Greenwood Penny lost K. Bennett and Miss B. Harp*. 4-7; P. .1. and Miss D. Thomas lest M. and Miss D. Socking 3-S; R. WhiG> and Mire, p. bt A. end Miss R. J. Rodda. 6-5: C. Pearee and h Greenwood lost to A. Phebv and Miss E. .1. Kodda. 5-5: p. J ...

... 8 (Mr E. Gregory 'ti Hartigan 3 8 Circumspect (.Hr E. j. Maj'siiaio' . .Cundtil 3 8 0 Golden (Mrs V. . W Night inga.l 8 0, Whig Commander (Sir j. Jarvis 3 7 Ossory (.Mrs M. Butler-Williams) Pr.vate Sunderland (Mr J. de Rothschild) F. Pratt 3 Lawn Meet ...