G' your Music and Records , from Parker and Smith, 11, Port: Land Whig, Plymouth (top of .1 amen Street
... G' your Music and Records , from Parker and Smith, 11, Port: Land Whig, Plymouth (top of .1 amen Street ) . •Phonr ...
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Century-Old Chronicles
... 1841, in which he defeated his Conservative opponent, Mr. James Agg Gardner (father of the late Sir James Agg-Gardner), the Whigs held dinner on which the Chronicle which had strongly opposed the Berkeley domination commented: As a celebration of ...
LONG CAREER
... the amalgamation, and later did Law Courts reporting for the Exchange Telegraph. He then went to Belfast on the Northern, Whig, and eventually joined the Central News Parliamentary staff. Mr. Perks was one of the founders of the National Union Journalists ...
Endo d dadr
... ed crowns: and a Street Whig. named Joseph White, was taken unconscious into Cyrus Clark's house. The Street constable (Sir Robert Peel's reforms had scarcely reached Somerset), a stout and worthy man named Josiah White. a Whig like the rest, and like ...
ESPIONAGE IN AMERICA
... Wiedemann. Canadian Tribute To British Press I Ottawa Thursday.— Mr. W. I Rupert Davie*, publisher of the I Kingston (Ontario) 44 Whig Standard, WAS elected chairman of the Canadian section of the Empire Press Union, at the annual meeting in Ottawa. i A resolution ...
IN BETHLEHEM Well-acted Nativity Play by Evacuee Gib
... with that reverence Which the orrit , :tott demanded. The wrinid act was Nord with equal - performer. were word perfect. there Whig tap lieresalt for the ilrompter. The carob were reverently sung by the performers and public. too. Great errdit Is due to Miss ...
The Week's Nestles
... The Week's Nestles ••11., auil Whig* w•iritti bp free prartire and under I 1/Widasore bestow on staskind win grow erer greater. It is right siu.h hrserlltx glmoold fie 11111 , 11111 all alike. JIM. THE K union Street Methodist Culle.—Mentbern of the Forces ...
Century-Old Chronicles
... highly beneficial as an example to other railroad proprietors in all parts of the country, The Corn Laws.—The discomfitted Whigs have taken up the Corn Law agitation as a last resource. Beggared in character —stripped of the popularity they acquired by ...
FOOTBALL
... 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 ...
FAMOUS NAME DIES OUT DEATH OF COL. A. AGG-GARDNER The death has taken place in London after a long illness
... 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 ...
FAMOUS NAME DIES OUT DEATH OF COL. A. AGG-GARDNER The death has taken place in London after a long illness
... 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 James Agg, and took the ...
WEDDINGS F/O. C. E. Brill---Miss G. Turner
... WEDDINGS F/O. C. E. Brill---Miss G. Turner - - - - -- The Whig took place at Upton Parish 'harrh. on Mc:WY. or r rharko. Emmanuel Brill, only NOR rMr. and Mrn. P. 4 Brill. of Rletehle). But-k. and Newton Abbot. to Mho lieorglna Turtwr. only daughter ...