... the Cambridge Senate House and the Oxford Radcliffe Camera. (He was - much more generously treated }in Tory Oxford than in Whig Cambridge). He helped to save Lincoln Cathedral and many lesser designed shrines from “utter desolation.” He designed temples ...

... FRIDAY DEC 2 1955 I Ctiancery (at the comer ot West Street Carr) Hetford Telephone: Retford CLUE former Editor the Northern Whig” Belfast Chief Information Officer ’for Government of Northern Ireland Mr Frank M Adams OBE was the speaker at Retford Rotary ...

... upholstered in high grade uncut moquette. The loose cushions are fully sprung. T} fl 1 ge = P > 61 5. or 12 WEEKLY B Ly ?l‘ - Whig - ‘j oo ‘F‘ ’ oy | '% i e\ h‘\fl\- fulv . ‘\“‘l,_:’\' b T il Here's a fireside suite with polished arms and legs and luxurious ...

... & look at telc ittle donbt had muck t educationally. by hould bhe ta day. us read. writ oard 1 A¢ nd obse hnis eve er t 25 whig Tequire his close attention, it reazonable to think that a furtt Staring at & screen of dim or dark room will eves unc In addition ...

... WORKSOP MANOR IN 1800 /. H. C. Laker .cd Irom the papers of th Viscount Palmerston, wiy m 1739 to 1802, brian Cot Portrait of a Whig Peer utsch, 305.) reads like OUS autoplograpny. 1h cuitured. intelligent man> a Member ot Pariiamer v vears, was alwayvs at ...

... several FAR w places and flooded miles of MERS ARN ON FLOODING a'gtricultl;]r‘alhlanfl. It li,s the Speaking in emaphatic si whig g e RR ...

... frost, plant disease and man ather suhiects in whig weather nlave a nart. Thet ~an be eAntacted thronoh +h Nationa! Aerienitnral Ad vignry Seryipe Meateoronlooy 0 loneer simnly a onest’on of weother for ~astine: it i ...

... —— The i ments wh have in m markets g creating Commissio grflph i) ooklet su have in m tariffs to fact. they commoditi levies whig iports fr sold at vort pr prevent munit Dr. Ro: tive Liber Gainsbore replied t bage last by Sir Ke of Housin ment, ang invited ...

... of *“allowaneea” i I am not surprised that Coun. Heald thinks our income tax fair — after ‘all it was started by a Libera] (Whig) Pitt the yvounger, to pay for colonial wars and a King's card debts. “ CANDORE,” Gainsborough, 17th February THE NEWS, 15th ...

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... SCOTTON WHEELBARROW e fashioned Whigs used to E;ii'wipnér “of Little ®ngland—the modern pre- | said Mr._ A wheelbarrow race, a popular event, is to take place from Scotton to Scotter, near Gainsborough. a week t.onifht. September 25th. The idea 1s to ...

... advanced by that Party. ersonally, I'm extrémely nleascd that Mr. Douglas stands re ‘ealed as an old-fashioned nineteenth century Whig. At least he stands for something, which is more than can be said for the pale-pink aristocratic jelly that has been offered ...