... members of the staff are:.—Boys' Department . Mr. W. Appleton, Mrs. E. Applewon, Miss H. Ciarke, Mr. G. H. Bradbary, Mr. B.»Whig}e. Mr. H. Beaman, Mr. E. F. Smith, . H. Denham, Mr. T. F. Seddon. Girls” Department: Miss I Ashcroft, Miss D. M. Goslin, Miss ...

... from Harvey too many good wicket players|another Sironol lgaY, and with ‘indthis tpresemhY(l))rlgshire side, :ametcharechter. whig;ecals:oywe':f and not enoug atsmen pos-|for four e too reached his sessing the ability to play well individual 50 in five minutes ...

... the 4 |Chapel. There i 5 aly |social gathering every | Saturday in the month, |is held in the Infanty g | Winstanlev Road (10 whig | deaf people living in they !ingborough and Ketteriny ' tricts are welcome), | For all these benefits g very grateful, but ...

... in the morning. : NATURAL : s Pills are purely vegetable —in thuneme_d:qmnumni, 2 rcu:edgec i Cl T e o fom v RELIABLE ills w:hig' r:liabler laxative. e 1/64. and 3/84. per box. 3 Twists for 344 KBecchams Pills WORTH A GUINEA A BOX A o ...

... m“way» on hantilly, The Fry thing to please yg g Uus round g y we have been P C&stle, a won*m '6-morrow we 20ty * in the groungs Whig th a religious servi nting flowers by g a neighbouring toy irls of Chantilly, 44 ‘a fete. onday we are visit; “the whole dam ...

... sticks from o , then scrape valls. It reack r packed in th k and cover: of hide; it reighs about ] n there is am fixative, whig e-growth ir of the sperm bly caused lete digestion which the w in quantities: ally harden like mass, | nes do in t When a wha ...

... machine rattling. |land extinction of the Roundduring the summer to places tain amount of grease in the | dos L |heads, the Whigs, the Chartof architectural interest in|scoop and he picked it up to |, fourt Weininger said that i.“ahd the Liberals to.day ...

... touring European capi [lege of Art in London. where| MEMBERS of the Nene Vai Company, _established Y | iaben tebmnital Soue whig};'he’ won a travelling scholar-| ley Wheelers at the celebraspecial Act of Parliament, follows many previous Su(__‘shxp which ...

... of child labour in To view. apply 17, Silver St.. the cottcn industry in Man- Wellingborough. Tel. 2679. chester which was a Whig ____.____Ec‘ stronghold in those days. He 4 left them after that and joined the Tory Party. He s 'was put up for Grantham \being ...

... and had three ires during his lifetime. The fortunes of the family changed by Lady Ann urchill. She was known as e little Whig.” The fourth and fifth Earls e changes at Althorp ring their time. John a keen buyer of ures, and many of these aits by Sir ...

... Wi KEI‘TERING Rugby Club entertained Aylestoy St. James on Saturday and,' with a tey which showed six changes from the one whig drew at Oxford, registered a 19 points to nil yj, tory—their highest of the season. After a few minutes’ play, Panter dashed ...

... in the the operation of the Control THE G.O.C. in Chief, South-| from H.Q. Southern s o Comams 45 TV of Engagements Or::: whi;:g' ern Command, Lieut.- mand, Fo-day states.mat the‘be‘:_“snn d. asked Mr. Shinwell, were announced Gen. O. L. Roberts, has ...