... ORDERS Air Defence Cadet Corps No. 37F 'CITY OF BRISTOL) SQUADRON (Orders by Whig Com A. H. Jenkins). Orderly officer. Flt.-Lt. Spencer; next for duty, A. P/O. Medwln. Orderly sergeant. No. 67 L.-Cpl. Robinson; next for duty. No. 120 L.-Cpl. Wools. Tuesday:— ...

... Work Situation. 9.4s—Les Deux Journees (Act two). 10.15—Les Duex Journess (Act three). 10.45 —St. Thomas Aquinas,- The First Whig. ...

... two changes have been made. In the back divi-ion. G. Nicholas, the former Bristol . University player, comes in on the right-whig for E. R. Coombes, and . in the pack A. Dutton is included for J. Priest. In the threequarter ; line Hoilis is retained in ...

... the Dolphin Society In 1759 another non-political Society — the Grateful — came into existence, and nine years later the •' Whigs Liberals as they came to be known. Inaugurated the Anchor Society. Whether these various Societies will preserve their identities ...

... against Devon. G. A. Hollis (Bristol) chosen wing three-quarter, will in the centre and R. T. Motile (Weston-super-Mare) is on whig CITY PLAYERS TO COACH , under which 1 ,? be made available to schools ' junior and minor league committee has been ' A Games ...

... port full-hack and took ''c? the side of hisfe ...

... Colston School the author refers to as spurious edifice, the coping s.one which was a ban upon the children of Dissenters and Whigs. This badly-managed School.' he w rites with its dirt and vermin and disorder, its careless alternation of brutal and ...

... candidate, Alderman A. H. Downes-Shaw said it was 250 years since party politics began in this country. Then it was only Whigs and Tories, the Liberals and Conservatives, and since that date there had always been two parties fighting against each other ...

... most interesting election that ever took place Bristol. Lord Clare and Mr Brickdale offered themselves for re-election but the Whig party being dissatisfied with Lord Clare's conduct put forward Henry Cruger in opposition. Edmund Burkes name was also brought ...

... cows. SfM?. d o'v.n2 the sale attracted r. s Irom a wide area. The 'MH p,? w . arm :,s follows:—Pedigree PBh'Bh^ v 1 Miss Whig, ana -. '; L/''gns.. Dora and her 'A?i -' J 47gns.. Dons GlffV, -' Dhalia 30igr.r,.. gns.. Damsel ...

... nitrogen for the land. A bad thing about having a goose for Christm°s is that any small boys in the family will use the big whig feathers to make Red Indian headdresses. The next thing they make bows and arrows. Soon alter that a window is broken. Final ...

... The first number of ' The Spectator' appeared on Thursday, March 1, 1710-11, and professed an exact neutrality between the Whigs and Tories It set motion, almost; from the first, that famous club of which Sir Roger de Coverley was the most prominent member ...