... Victoria Villa. Highstreet. during the early hours of Saturday morn:iig. She was years of age. Mrs Bray supplied th . 7. whee Whig: with newspapers during the difficult days of the war. Speaking of her work at this time. the Rev. Father T. A Keniry said ...

... steadily fell away. Ashurst Lad and Gleninagh jumped the last folly(' together but the latter drew away tin the hill. Brick Whig fell at the second fence from home and allowed It. Queen to come through for a pia., In the .Adjacent Bunts - T.ord Lewes's ...

... and Ins wife was soloist. Grsuno= records d The 011.01 the Loam ld Clectratn attract° bole led a large Chureh as Cased Whigs Results.--Resnits of a whist drive held at tae Meinwin& Clots last week were:- ILadies: I, Mies Cheal: Z Mrs. Sales: 3 and ...

... (Mrs. Lamont up), inner unts' Ladies' Race Three lengths; eight lengths. : 2.1, 2 1, 4-1. .11 ram: Mr. T. M. Glas, , e's Wart. Whig (Mr'. Neuhlc), Mr. T. southern',. friendly Bo (Mi-r B. Mitche.n (lamnurite) anti Mr. E. T. Johni.on's I.itt , e David (Mrs ...

... Society should have a great appeal to townspeople WELL-PRFSERVED and -(-highly interesting copy of “The Statesman” a popular Whig newspaper published over of Waterloo— and though it contains only indirect references to the concluding phases of the Napoleonic ...