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... Headquarters of the Leiceetershire and Rutland Mass Radiography Unit, CASTLE STREET. LEICESTER, Commencing MON., 12th JUNE and Whig TUNS., 29th JUNE, 1950 Afternoon 2-6 p.m. Males Males Females Females Males Males Females Males Males Females Monday, Tuesday ...
... Criamber: Wharf are 3s. up to 335. 10. Breweries are quietly held and reports of an acquisition has led to a sharp rise in Whig reads to 438. 6d. The acquisition 'reported in connection with Ham'MertOnS whose shares dropped 2s. 9d. to 13s. on cut in dividend ...
... M~dlst Sunday school on the occasion of their annual summer heat on Thursday. There was also a public tea in Um schoolroom. Whig s u_pervised be Mesdames Milli,. Haw. Pinsmck and Nicholls and Miss J. Mews. laces were held op Messrs. Bros premises,. arrsneed ...
... Hortahn 7 16 E. P.eter..r. 7-1. A. Dunn 542. A. E. Allen 3-S. C. E. Hltchiti 34, H. Wormy H. Pebcrdy 0-14. Two club Lions ere Whig to compete In the C.I.U. Nat onal Chacogrillp at Oxford on July 15 Mimseketed are:—A. E. (captain', K. St:..rrey. H. Kirkland ...
... A. Decamps, Mrs. W. Banks. Mr J. H. Rose. Ms. E. Wit. and Mr. E Walden if: tends,. lour at a Table. Mr. T. Fox was M.C. In whig at the Pcnnygate Social Centre on Friday, when winners were: Mesdames Hancock, Stennett. Creek. Brinell, Clark aid Fox. Miss ...
... propossol the as- b. Ur. P. Scotharn. i onpt JO of Mr. P. as ilsediedrieen and Stspleford Rood . *II *t of the codunitme. this Whig lofty Committee:—Mr. P. A. Masan° t. by Mr. A. affilhary. tine. r as rld fila howerrar. be Palithie to It was propelled by ...
... Whitbread’s Parochial Schools Bill was defeated because it did not place education on a religious basis Finally in 1832 the Whig Government voted £20000 to public education less than the cost of one 1950 school! But compulsory education was made universal ...
... He was false to his first great patron James II he was false William of Orange and he was false to party To both Tories and Whigs the time and for decades after his name was anathema Even the middle years of the Nineteenth Century Macaulay and Thackeray ...