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... LUSTLEIGH. At the snow-ball whist drive on Monday the Conservative Hall, the prizewinners were:—Ladies : 1, Mrs. Searle; 2, Mrs. Whig. Gentlemen: 1, Mr. Wing; 2, Mr. Scott, T. Painter and Mr. J. Heale. Knock-out: 1, Mr. and Mrs. J. Childs; 2, Mr. Germon and ...
... evening, commencing to-night, Jan. 6th, from Bto o p.m. Information can be obtained from the secretary , Mr. F. Clark.—Advt. WOO Whig —The prize winners at the weekly whist drive at the British Legion Club on Wednesday evening were: Ladies—zst, Mrs. Hooper ...
... events and lasting consequences of the Revolution, and he observes that after Monmouth had landed at Lyme Regis (June 1685) the Whig lords and gentlemen of the South- West laid low in their country seats, but some 6,000 of the humbler classes in Somerset and ...
... have nothing to do. It was a purely parochial question, having reference to the general good of the inhabitants, and in which, Whig, Tory or Radical were equally concerned, and had exactly the same interest. * * * A second leaderette of the Chronicle ...
... herald t admitted that, very few signs of t, economic policy that many’s case, accompa ' w acceptance of the id ment. j, ORTHERN WHIG The speech will vain for any 0 \ Chamberlain’s plea tion of the easing 0 sion and the promot peace. * * nett rpHE IRISH TIMES ...
... done for him what proverbially the acquioitioo of great possessions does for mankind. He has got much to lose. The Northern Whig; (Belfast).—Tire speech will searched in vain for any response to Mr. Chamberlain's plea lor a contribution the easing of ...
... Hitler’s assurances would be far more convincing if it were not known that Germany is arming at a terrific rate. THE NORTHERN WHIG, Belfast: The speech will be searched in vain for any to Mr. Chamberlain’s a ion to the easing o European contribut tension ...
... thi better oil Use Brigade by to 34; Wheelwright's Arms A. League leaders. bad a walk-evir against Red Lifts B. the latter Whig to put in an appearency. Plough (15* bury, did remarkably well when visited Plough taisydoni to win by I games to 4: Lamb Ws ...
... CHILCOMPTON Whig Drive. On Friday last a whist drive was held in the church room. Chilcompton, when six tables were in play. Mr. .1. Aspden was the M. C. The prize-winners were, Ladies—l, Mrs. G. Andrews; 2, Miss E. Targett; 3, Miss M. Targett. Gents ...
... Palace in area fin1' at Exeter where she Miss Wroath who lives i-employed at Messrs Tlanburys High-strc ' helping to your WHIG LEY’S delicious GUM tor it bright flsvours to from Spearmint (garden mint PK peppermint i Huy several packets home j A -V ...
... ready to bear their part of the burden. They will support the march to security providing they are ably and wisely THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST : The scale of British re-armament will e minutely studied abroad. It affords con- vincing proof that though Britain ...
... the widespread fears that, by the side of the need, the effort ought to be still greater. ESTD. 1829 Deadly Earnest Northern whig (Belfast). The scale of British rearmament will be minutely studied abroad. It affords convincing proof that though Britain ...