... t eaftteCr:::percbahacann had served his firstt ara cy there J. Beddow and then Ile came back to St. Michael's to succeed Whig. son-in-law. to Se. Oswald's. Chester—he Came AISO were very popular in Mr parish end the residents were son.t when Chef left ...

... NOTES farmers are in being mainly because of the independence that their oecupottou Whig , them They would do well to forego a lade of now. rather than Mae it all In trying to survive the economic stringenciee of the times Producers prortinotuil monthly ...

... Loniss auditor . The nest of the committee WAS reelected en bloc. lag day. Mei wen awn the prgirlous year. The guest sneaker Mr. Whig, has a think a risk neck and or 30s. he ass off him by Mrs. Titagersid Sas president the appointmen or ts Mr. Guy Harvey. junr ...

... Broad, Mr. J. Broad. Mrs. Whitby rewearnting Mr. and Mrs. 0. Beech). Mr. R. Whitby. Mr. and Mrs., J. Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. W. Whig'''. Mr. Le.gh. Mr and Mrs. Window,' Mr. R. Fitton. Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr and Mrs. D. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stanway. Mr. and ...

... detract • quality and con- telling us very much ,entral tigure. except that devoted to his wife. and Sarah reach the To the Whigs and Tories the Chartists were revol untionartes. Playwright honoured CB E. in we Queen', Honours to Mr. °terse m s was popularly ...

... Crewe Ward Labour Pa.Sy. Trades Council. His spare time — Mr. Allcock attended the St. Barna- when he finds any—his devoted Whig bas School and on leaving became sn family. fishing and football. He is apprentice fitter in the Crewe Loco- also fond of gardening ...