... called Jockey of Norfolk his time and celebrated for his table exploits He had quarrelled with I the Prince like the rest the Whigs but a sort of reconciliation place now very old man the Prince invited had concocted with Roval to dine and sleep at the Pavilion ...

... brilliantly. luck changed when Matins put through a tine pass. He ran on to the ball and beat Forsyth easily with his shot. Whig tbc game seemed as good as won Archdalcs forced a corner. The ball was not cleared and se. ran in to score a good goal. Archdalcs ...

... split Liberal vote Our cloak-and-dagger types at the Greyhound became more dark and sinister And one fine June morning the Whig Free I N C E a paragraph appeared in a national newspaper praising his coffee Mr Stan Bryant commissionaire at the British ...

... men spent fortunes in bribing the voters when public houses were open all day with free drinks for those who would vote for Whig or Tory when the hustings were surrounded by brass bands and seething mobs and the days when bad eggs were in good supply much ...

... D Coy. 4th Battn. A.C.F., Som. L.I. CADET WEEK PROGRAMME OF EVENTS AT FROM DRILL MALL FRIDAY, 6 April—armd Whig Drive, 7.30 p.m. 2/. (i Ton Wood Chumps for highest) SATURDAY, 7 April-omm, 7.15 p.m.-11.15. (B.R.M. Trio Band) 2/6. ...

... Conservative Jew they scathingly him unpopular in his early Parliamentary career have over Whigs in 1840’s it not been already become the virtual leader of Young Whigs Again it is to see that the Conservatives had a good record the period from 1924 to 1939 ...

... MID. NORTON VVHIST WENT ON AS FLOOR SMOULDERED! The usual Saturday night whist drive ot Midationer Norton Whig Club was in progress at the Town, when several cif the 12U1 players remarked on a smell oil garnet:ling burning. A glance at the open windows ...

... not exhibited to the Com- Recorder. his missioners : business. and during the great He made re great aye BourrovucH or of the Whig ascendency obtained a “ At the Counsell hall held for the barony and viscountcy. He also sayd - urrough, Walter Jones. obtained ...

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... ised to give up the town papers; to money It is possible there | the political reasons behind this | sal tude. Pawley was a Whig of | Pt! cawen's party, and Herle was a At this y of Vincent's party. j ine od there was a struggle between! IT cawen and Vincent ...

... Bartlett ; consolation, Mrs. Nicholas and Mr. Daniels; miniature, Mrs. Stone. A competition winner was Mrs. Moore. Amble Oak for Whig ►u. A successful jumble sale was held in the Portway Methodist Church Schoolroom on Friday evening last. It organised by the ...

... financial report. and an interesting account of the group meeting at Borrow was given by Mrs. Yates. After tea there was a whig drive organised by Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Macready, prizes being won by Mrs. S A. Smith, Miss Heusser. Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. ...