... 40 MILLION GAS STOCK ISSUED , n^ ll have pro/• for revVV S borr °whig, eXpGn V'd k, ca Pital a area * ' and for Ca j tal re-oards and ,% to, a t ~ have c°un»'l S3 l ed to the K gUaJS 1S f Sioners ?** * pS ...

... Belfast City Council were each awarded £50 damages, with costs, to-day, in an action in which they had each sued the Northern Whig newspaper, Belfast, for £5,000 damages for alleged libel in a leading article commenting on municipal affairs. Giving his ...

... A. course on social history with a discussion of the alternative interpretations given to history by the Conservative, the Whig and the Marxist, and then went on to emphasise the importance of a study of social history, particularly the political and ...

... Philosophy and the World Situation; Viscount Samuel. 9.4s—Opera, Acts 2 and 3. 10.45-11 Talk, St. Thomas Aquinas, the First Whig: A. P. d'Entreves. REGIONAL ITEMS Midland.—l.ss-2.15: Beyond the Back Door. West. 3.30-4: Spirituals and Folk Songs. 4-5: Festival ...

... agreed it was fine, but the Post Office objected strenuously. It was got through Parliament during 1839, however, and the then Whig Government gave Hill a Treasury appointment to work out the scheme. ...

... to withdraw British troops from Egypt, telling them: This 3tuff is use to us. He was Senator Rupert Davies, Editor of The Whig; . Standard and head of the Canadian delegation, and he was condemning what he described as the tendency of some Governments ...

... the udorf, A?' Arm the ' s head, near a. I o escaped 'm hut 6 CPashe d on , at Wall Farm. home of Mr. ||S i ra „l ater to-day whig 2 Single aUght are. ' s « i ''■S P ro ,'h; crash i forced ' , was ex-i e 'P |ane 117 ostlaw , who has been in the R.A.F. ...

... Col. Agg-Gardner's father, Mr. James Agg-Gardner, unsuccessfully contested Cheltenham for the Conservative Party against the Whig house of Berkeley, whose virtual pocket borough it then was. This Mr. James Agg-Gardner was born as Mr. James Agg, and took ...

... introduced by the Rev. F. W. Potto ; Hicks, president of the branch. » Much of the prejudice against Laud, due largely to the Whig historians of the last 1 century, like Macaulay, said t Canon* Fendick, had given place to better understanding. 1 Laud had ...

... of a produce, in a most attractive manner. RARE SPECIMENS Allwood Brothers divided their vegetables and the carnations for whig Cheltenham, with a showing of dismified ferns, and the Dingle Hollow Nursery with roses. Rare specimens of cacti were shown ...

... on leisure reading when he advocated biographical works and poetry. described history as sometimes distorted as there are Whig and Tory historians. Wo live in a world in which propaganda has become real force, not always for good, he told his audience ...

... and guards. Price reasonable.— 'Phone 53787 or call 1 St. George's Street 2844 PEDIGREE wire fox terrier puppies; reasonable.—Whig haw. Rockholme, Leckhampton Hill, Chelt. 52772. 2275 NAPPINGS Boarding Kennels care lor dogs during owners' absence. Collection ...