... toys for the Uttle ones, and money or articles dothlng for the riders. Hie distribution took place In an empty ward hi the new whig which has not yet been finished. The children indulged In several games Some music was also given, the ladies who contributed ...

... lorteatai. AND 13 & 10, VALPT Wow, Itaaanwl. Teiephoo• No.: 113111 (two Telegrams: &Whig to st FOIII OS& sa a fig Vaasa Abroad, ...

... Whigs Mks/ is Arbwry There have been several distinguish..d visitors to Arbury. including Queen Mary. the Prince of Wales (now Duke or Windsor), who both planted trees on the estate to commemorate their visit. General Redvers Buller also visited Arbury ...

... that Councillor J. Whiston had completed years secretary, and the President (Mr. S. Willetts), paying a tribute to Councillor Whig ton’s work, said practically the whole of Isis time had been devoted to furthering the interests trade unionists and workers ...

... Vira Osill ant 01111 s. The hiserratt. said In ressisry a dear friend. ifru. Warwick. In affectionate I. & my Cliddi. trees In Whig sessissy. bola Sr. ad IL ...

... :vocy• thiffoo velvet in. styli with tnun .and .a heedstreee of ivory velvet 'with toile veil. earrii4 o Mower leoplost of whiG , earnat.lette. ' Ili. Stokes idath Mahe bride). labs Vera ass (Aster of Owl bridscroowi)'_And, (friend of the who wee tt bony ...

... Pan bv a friend of lie. Walton's'. the late antes late Vice-Chancellor of the of author states: - I ant cab in than with Whigs& religion. partly because it is at. lesst. the minion n Written aations. It is certainly trio that OM' of is not a:ways trained ...

... deed In Itlt 151. 3-Drain. (5) 4-Fressit savp s Meer. et N by 4SI . es% Nw NB PK ilv lea (s) 111-Blue (5) 3-Young bird. 14-Whig. (I) ...

... Round-off a lunch or ner. If cheese is wanted the oth substantial dishes must be sacrificed. An order this effect, breach of whig! will be a punishable offence, may issued very soon by Lord Woolton. is understood that he is taking 11 course to deal with ...

... Suburb Free Church. Mr. Armour was a barrister-at-law at the Inner Temple and for a period had been editor of the Northern Whig. He was a well-informed writer on Indian and Irish subjects, and for his work in India he was honoured with the OWE. He was ...

... EFFIEN °MMUS CISNDUCT(IIII3 ---- competent MALI DRIVERS (heavy ) reimtred.—Apply le person between 10 am. and 12 noon, or by Whig *Mlle of past experience, to the Thames Valley Traction Co., Ltd., 83, Lower Ilesto Street, Readies. WIRTIIb, • CALIOLIZER ...

... considers that “ In these operations can be seen the beginnings of the Tory Party The Opposition began at the same time as the Whig Party under Lord Shaftesbury who stood for reli gious toleration and the supremacy Parliament They had the support of the Puritans ...