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... dinner North-West branch of Chester Saturday Among other at the dinner 8 v OfGey EHesmere Port (chairman of the North-West Whig-Commander Nantwicb Mr David Wain of the North-West branch and Alderman P W Venablec (Mayor of desmere Port) meeting which preceded ...
... eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries the Courant and the Chronicle engaged in a bitter political feud the rival editors Whig and Tory striving each to outface the other in invective and abuse Whether this party rancour went any deeper than the bottom ...
... Intimidation from employers or landlords and payment of MP'S to give poorer men the chance of standing for Parliament To the Whigs and Tories the Chartists were revoiuntionarles laywright honoured ward oi CBE Queen's Irthday Honours to Mr Williams nomilarlv ...
... Paterson Dorothy Wish Freda Lawley The producer Joyce Naylor Dora Paterson was the stage manager and Bertha Ellis (prompt) Folio whig the interval which refreshments were served by ladies of the Willaston WI Margaret Cookson Margaret Vernon the Wl singers Edna ...
... on the eve of the Restoration succeeded the Hardwares in Le estates of Peel Hall By 1681 the Colonel had changed sides was Whig MP ’or Chester On Saturday June 2 1690 King William the Third was his guest at Peel Hall The King was on his to Ireland to ...
... his republican sympathies he had ever secretly any stood Tory against William Williams Recorder the city Squire of Wynnstay a Whig Werden won kept his seat until the dissolution Hemingway one-time Editor of thus newspaper and historian of Chester records ...
... which the lion plundered this Thomas pounded with the £450 His son Thomas of the Tory MPs and we have glimpse 1 the diary of Whig Sir John Crewe of Hal Sir John noting death at Vale Royal FebruJ 26 1701 wrote: “He handsome gentleman High Sheriff King after ...
... (orange' f lighting is the economic form of light to give the required performance in new streets I While not the cheapest in Whig: capital is considered that savings in annual maintenance wit. more than offset the extra capital cost: over a period, he says ...
... entitied to sand a delegate this year to the annual meeting in the Albert Hail, and we are all thrilled to hear that the Queen is 'Whig a garden party at Huainan= Palace on May 31, to erne member from every be invited. This will be a ful climax to oslebrations ...
... combination of piety and parsimony there displayed led one reader to conclude that the millowners were probably Liberals (or Whigs) and Nonconformists. Unkind, perhaps, but perceptive. Another reader, anxious that The Chronicle should be with it, has ...
... and far-sighted management. In the political battles of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries the paper leaned towards the Whigs and the Independents, the pragmatists who welcomed reform and managed the industrial revolution. Hence The Chronicle arrived ...
... CREWE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY .mrmber of :he Bl:Whig Some' . - •,,s.)elation) ON PAID UP SHARES. AS FROM THE lst APRIL. 4 EQUAL to £6.16.2 where 0 0 new i ncomes ta n T d a s x r d i i rrt a e id orB t / 11 3 . Assets exceed £600,000 SUPPORI ...