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... The Whig belongs In addition to this there is a clothing exchange in the borough in charge of Mrs. Hugh Bevan. This does excellent work in helping mothers when children grow out of their garments. No money passes over the counter. hut the mothers buy ...
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... from _ warehowee- Usesidy-road, Fulham, _ with Whig ' • -n organizing in _ gaming William Burke pleaded guilty. Patrick Burke said he pleaded not guilty to the charge but would I plead guilty to being present at an unlawful gaming party. The prosecution ...
... COAL is the (Whig force of war ...
... . . . Whigs for Victory ••i•mommoommil I' ...
... HILLINGDON Sneeldlio.-A. V. Muni and Som.' Hillingdon church) meat and nano Um 1011. Use Whigs For VlMery.—Your selling . centre is at the A.RP. Depot. Marioorough-parade. It will be open each day from 9 am. to 7 p.m. Pleav buy your Savings Stamps and ...
... sans, Kum COOPER.—On Sept. 39. 1963, at the I.,indo Whig. St. Mary's Hospital, Madding. ton, to Sybil (née Keppel Barrett), wife Of D av id Cooper, a son. DADDS.—On Oct 3. 1943, at West Middlesex Hospital, to Betty Ursula (we Spencer), wife of Ralph James ...
... Me ter mama advertimiLla Mese relates to betwomtiS s 4 31 • weenie (s) as. Whig wttli Mr • Win et sae et 14, or l. regiotorerl I mate M _ e Pesseas Mt, er bee • of Labour permit tis Mr to obtain employment by ...
... Country-house life in Whig circles scarcely veiled adultery, selfish extravagance, drunkenness and time-waste. Whig Society. Here and there; sober writers who own (or have access to) the documents upon which a just estimate of these Whigs can alone be based ...
... character and this was the situation of Lady Cowper, later Lady Palmerston, sister of the great Melbourne, deep in the arcana of Whig politics, who is one party to the correspondence now published as The Lieven-Palmerston Correspondence, 1828-1856, edited by ...
... to the Whig society of the eighteenth century England, and l>e is able to make good case for believing would be quite at home Lord Melbourne and Devonshire. The fashionable he considers a well-tQ-dO Roman of Cicero's day transplanted to the Whig society ...