... Times” is older than the 117 years during which the paper has borne that title. It traces directly back • to the Independent Whig” founded in January, 1806. The earliest known copy of that paper contained; a leading article on the death William Pitt, the ...

... Lord Kemsley, Editor-in-Ohief, reviewed the history of this great Sunday newspaper. He traces it back to the “Independent Whig,” which was founded in January, 1806, when the price of the first copy was 7d. Throughout the century, the paper maintained ...

... principal booksellers, who succeeded to the business of the Charnleys, William Charnley following that upright downright honest Whig,” Martin Bryson, in his shop on Tyne Bridge. Bryson was selling books there in 1722, and received William Charnley into partnership ...

... himself to the cause of the people, opposing, for instance, the Poor Law Amendment Bill, and by his pen and his voice aiding the Whigs in their agitation in support of Earl Grey and the Reform Bill. At great meeting in Newcastle in 1832, one of the ...

... line looked particularly strong, while in attack Horatio Carter, of Sunderland, appeared, and there was an international left whig in Barclay and Beasley. NEWCASTLE UTD.—Swinburne; Craig, Ancell; Gordon. Denmark. Wright; Moses, Clifton, Scott, Stnbbins, ...

... teeth. Moreover, it destroy®, t cause of decay, germs which the acid mouth. The toothpaste ■ gives you this marvellous tooth-whig# l ] ling service is Phillips’ Dental £ ■ and it alone contains 75% # Magnesia.’ Get a tube to-day and I And if vou have a ...

... in Teviotdale in 1727, she once of the hill. entertained a party of Jacobites who were in search of her father as obnoxious whig,” to such good effect as to give him time to escape. She is said to have been the last woman in Edinburgh to use her own bathchair ...

... rhyme with which they used boldly to insult any person they chanced to, meet who was not wearing an oak leaf— Royal Oak The Whigs to provoke and they would produce stinging nettles from their pockets and threaten their assailants by dangling the leaves ...

... of the second aS sed from his pursuers, who beneath the oak tree m concealed. iis ; Brand the historian 0 p “Royal Oak. the Whig t) was the war cry of on this day. thers plane tree foliage 1° tree leaves, the thieves.” Called to Bar Among those Bar at ...

... Portraits of Members Cut Down The famous society known by the name of the Kit-Cat Club, was formed in 1688 by the leading Whigs of that time and they held their meetings in Shire Lane in the house of Christopher Cat. a pastry cook, who supplied muttonpies ...

... Labour, Counlry , fly h ve now moved ■i v ding to reports » York. Mr. William ■ N nit,ed States Ambas- gained villa in the ‘Whig whereabouts are ‘fled.—British United tions Fear importance consultauon between German Ambas- Urkey, who had an lstanbul yesterday ...

... district, near 'bus rouie.—Write Box M 475. Journal. Bedroom and Sitting-room, also Camping Ground to Le..—Ailir.son. Ivy House, whig gin, Penrith. L'U RNISHED Bedroom and Sitting-room Let; .so Camping Ground. —AIaMOB, Ivy House. New biggin. Siaonton. Penrilh ...