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... tested not overlooked. throughout the crises in India. 0 His thorough. Meatless. tactical approach, bucked by superb short-leg &Whig. • His ability to play what is unquestionably the most modest Australian attack for many years as well as any No S batman in ...

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... subscription 33 guineas—was founded in 1764. It was famous In Regency days for its wild gambling and was the headquarters of the Whig Party. It is now non-political. ...

... commented: She didn't care what her husband did or how he behaved. And of THE HUSBAND. 47- year-old Mr. Albert Victor Hol- WHIg is what the front of Mr. * John Coleman's new ear looked like when It was delivered him two months ago. But yesterday there ...

... opposition. England looked much better with McGarry punching his through passes accurately. saw little of Bentley and Matthews as a whig pair, and It seems the front line Is overloaded with centre-forwards. Neither Harry Hooper, the West Ham winger, nor Manchester ...

... vow fortune ~o •» «***,, S* \ pennies and five minutes «3d. I the fireside and rou win nSn*« — crort®* «'?* l e '* 'W'hig Barred T th ' ML—— —a—i ...

... 2 Law and Order. 5 Blaefcftfiow. 7 Much (Whig ton) of 22 to John D (11-7) Cay Count, 11-12 Haj'hurst), not In first 10. Much Imprevad. Hereford. 2m h cap feept 30. good. 11-4 (D Nieholaon), sth 13 to Fidus Achates (12-6). Benny's Turn. Wol. 2m h'cap ...

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... released- by JueentUs because of the controversy raised by the Brtt fah Press. So says La Stampa, Turin'newspaper. Phil loom 19-Whig-in-a-row featherweight from t'artitrt. meet% .°eerie Carroll (t'otent Carden) at Manor Place Baths. Nosember it BRITAIN will ...

... codicils. Mr. Comyn called her action a defence that never was. Judgment was given in favhur the will and codicils. Mrs. Whig ham was ordered to pay the costs. ISSt, and separated In 1959. then he had given her presents and money totalling 1115.00(1 ...

... which may play a great part in deciding on newsreel strike, is evidence of his possession of Left Wing opinions which his Whig father would have deplored, even though he was the Premier who beat the peers. O. however, could not have regretted the way ...