... nation, not debating society; those who enjoy the cut and thrust of debate should go elsewhere. When England was ruled the great Whig and Tory families tiiey did aouse one another up to the sword's point or pistols for two, but if anything was opposed to the ...

... struggled for the lead. The Army forced a corner which TATTUM well and truly netted. The Army retained this lead until the final whig le. The goalkeepers were put severely to the test- and both made some magnificent saves. Job in ...

... rely upon a medicine that has been used and publicly recommended by 50,000 grateful men and women. AskforDOANS.IIS.3JS Appft WHIG 8 oz. Albatross Self-Raising Flour 3 oz. puet or margarine 2-3 oz. dried apple rings , 2 oz. currants or sultanas 1 tablespoonful ...

... 14th. Miss Jolle- (secretary of the Savings Group) gave a report, and made an appeal for a special effort for the coming Whigs for Victory Week. Some new members joined the Savings Group. After tea Miss Belfield gave a fascinating account of her visit ...

... of the ' common people. know that there are some who say that Sir Richard should have followed the example his Liberal, or Whig, father, the late Sir Francis Acland, a worthy Devonian, who knitted neckties in his spare time In the House of Commons, burnt ...

... Cornwall, he suggests that James Halse, who became the Tory member for St. Ives in 1826 and was defeated in 1830 when the Whigs came into power under Earl Grey and Lord John Russell, may have thought it wise, in view of the demand for franchise reform ...

... co-operation of all men of goodwill, and that immediately. A. G. COOMBS. St. John's Vicarage, Penzancei June 14. WHY NOT TORIES WHIGS? Sir, —Re the recent Liberal rally at St. John's Hall, Penzance, and the remarks of the prospective candidate, Mr. Allison ...