... means saintly, was not that fantastic monster painted for us earlier days. This latter portrait seems have been the work of the Whig politicians and Thackeray. Admitting the scandalous nature affairs referred in the epoch of the Regency, yet appears that the ...

... transport undertaking ih any manner approved by H.M. Treasury. &c. The nominal capital is in shares. The directors are:—Mr. W. K. Whig- WThigham, a director of the Bank of England and the London and North-Eastern Railway; Sir Josiah Stamp, director of the Bank ...

... 933 than the amount received in 1933. The total net income for was £2,058,983, which was £20u,808 more than ill 1933. Schemes whig* included the construction and equipment 0 highpowered transmitters North-East Scotland and North-East England had been delayeu ...

... Liskeard. Royal memory also preserved the many inns with the name King's Anns, meaning armorial device, throughout the country. WHIG SYMPATHIES. It is probable that the Six Bells of Gwennap was derived from the playing of hand-bells at the tavern, and the ...

... property upheld. However near this may have come to representing the conflicts of the last century between the Tory and the Whig Parties, the case to-day is wholly different. In the Marxist doctrine is embodied a threat to all that England holds dear, ...

... Reform BUI had become law the leaders of the Whig Party were content to maintain the principles the changes already made rather than to insist on further revolutionary measures. Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He favoured church rates, set his face against ...

... convincing. Coun?,~° im P° an appointment > with , S aim &nould De obtai » lib fullest ualin cations, and ft T K Salary tney oft-whig be diffl culty obtain,ne ne chi e * f ltherto has appeared that nction of the Town Clerk is S e al to the Corpora- str ?ome ...

... opponent, was driven with .^•str ce 6U rters through the S n ionstrations, however, lacked thl and gaiety characteris' es when Whigs fought «nd Liberals fought Conservas sunL because the National factor the party spirit, a £ B+Patnv8 + the explanation? The ...

... Motion Edgcumbe to have known the t ihe Towns Nursing Association bad elected lo perpetuate Per name and memory fashion The new Whig was considered essuti.'ai those best to judge, being absolutel-e that trie Isolation war 1 attached to th main, nity conic ...

... artistes were . ju- , White. H Coombe. W. Miss Godfrey, Mrs. V te ' Tattershail. and Rev. E. J• * CORNWALL jig The prizewinners at whig WS,^* 1 0. brook Uniouist Hall on * . J- TU* t rf»J Parson. Mesdames F. M.. wee Sai». Va'TV' L. Down, W. Stacey. t^'iffU Coombes ...

... outside-half. : was always ready to snap up a chance and try through. ,_i I). E. Richards, stand-off-naif, and G. Darker, the right-whig, were Weston ht -t backs, while all the forwards played afl . ~ first was the result passing among forwards, ilbams scoring ...

... age, and salary required, to G 32, Moruiu News, Plymouth. WOODWORKERS, for caravans. horse boxes, &c. Also smart Young WHEEL WHIG BT.—Worth and Sons. St. Thomas hill Launceston. GOOD MOTOR MECHANIC; state experience, age, and salary required.— Write 31 ...