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... Weabiq Whig Dive M. .William. yre,ented the s:uners with the prize: at a success. whist drive at the New School on I riday in al.' Weobley British , ,n branch. They were Mrs. TIM Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Osborne, Richards. Mrs. Grafton. Mrs. Symonds, Mrs. Charlton ...
... WANTED sa.o. 32. eel Spagee, well ▪ educated. experienced representstam. admin.st ration. Mitlutve. rehsbalty• used to mamma- Whig. requires PM with good prospects advancement —Box 110•2. Lr. reg. VOLINCI Woman desires waitmn In L decorator's bus:nem. wholesale ...
... ane. the sls3 of a s'arting. the wax- Vila Is a bmwnlsh bird. with a long silky cost. Dabs of bright reeling wax red on its Whig feathers and yellow feathers in Its tall odd a splash of colour which others the eve end leaves no as to the bird's identity ...
... described the peculiar tomb atone in the Armitare Church. What exactly was it, asked Fred, but =fortunseely Harry not clear as t o Whig , it represented and replied Well to be exact I don't know, but ten you whet nod. we will write the about it. And write ...
... Mr. ood and ten of the stall ( anon Barton and Mrs. Han ouncillor Plumb and NI, 'itimh and Coun. R. J. Ear id Mrs. Earle. Whig Drive. lhe whit drise was h:ld Hall on Mond,. whin there was not such go:id atLnd ince. Mrs. Pal- out the duties of ( ,:nd ...
... knowledge. Wben seen, the elder boy adnetted that the two had been concerned In hiking notes on two occasions, some of the money Whig shared. The °thee dented any knowledge of the t ter Qutrittotted by Mrs. F. A Brightman presiding). the yottager persisted ...
... present Government had made social advances. They have Inherited it, he said. from the Liberals. the Conservatives, the Whigs and the Tories—and even from the Roundheads. Two meetings, one adoption Mal. Roy Farran was officially adopted as Conservative ...
... (”10t:gh 1n 1h( e of good traditions' It ;is as a I.,:he: - a! that he was fi: - st elerted Newcas;:e. but he dec:ared that the Whig nye: - land and National health r . isliranre pushed him towards Labour. ...
... the to coasult the County Council at the had been many bitter fights between welcome received by inntaelf and outset. the Whigs and Tories but surety family since coming to live in the UGLY HOUSES those days had passed. They hail H ere f or d country ...
... University The occasion appears to have schools viutnr been the election of 1722 when At first thought sound films for two Whigs were returned would seem to be more useful in ti f ahmit The good order and restraint of primary than in secondary of nis deatn ...