... y Labour Party died yesterday in the heart of the coalfield where he began his working life as a pit-boy sixty years Willie Whiteley was Chief Whip of the Labour Party throughout the time of the 1945 and 1950 Labour Governments. He retired at the beginning ...

... divisions take place. After the strain of his election campaign—he held Blaydon by a majority of 15.571 over a Tory— Willie Whiteley is fighting fit for the Commons battle. Ills ruddy face, backed by smooth silver hair like a bishop's, wears even more ...

... their work and singled out for special tribute the Leader of the House, Mr. Herbert Morrison, Mr. Chuter Ede, Mr. Willie Whiteley— the greatest Whip ever and Mr. Maurice Webb, the chairman of the Liaison Committee. Also he paid tribute to Lord ...

... to the leader- ship of Herbert Morrison in the Commons, “that grand veteran Lord Addison in the House of Lords. and “ Willie Whiteley. the finest Chief Whip I have ever known and his Among others he thanked were Maurice Webb and Frank Bowles for their ...

... after his serl- ous injuries in the Brigh- ton bombing. I would rate Mr. Wakeham as the best Government Chief Whip since Willie Whiteley held the job in the 1945 Attlee Government, cal British politicians will be queueing up this week te meet Mikhail Gerbachov ...

... Simple ta For all his kindly ways, Willie Whiteley remained a firm be- liever in the sanctity of Stand- ing Orders. He held the simple faith that once & majority decision had been reached it was treason to the Labour Movement to vote against it, and he ...

... attempting to obtain • pair of boot*, 14•.. trl., with intent In defraud Nathaniel Solomon, of Hackney—ln this care, Willie= Whiteley, the agent to the prorecut or, raid the prisoner to his sdlrirea as red North End-road, ordeted the goods and made a ...

... It means both the piece of paper listing the day's business which is sent to each M P—and also the man who sends it. Willie Whiteley or one of his deputies. If a vital division is likely to arise from an item on the paper, that item is underscored three ...

... and stop short of the cumbrous elephant—but in variety, charm—end in the extreme moderation of prices—will vie whh Wee Willie Whiteley or Scintillating Selfridge, and one could verily believe this. A mall which was laden with the products of the loom and ...

... on the cards. The store's more -unusual we have room for it. attractions already include a Like the firm's found' er Willie Whiteley, who set up his first popular - cash-and-carry car- shop in March 1863 with only pet section, and a bargain £7 capital ...

... Miss Q. charm—and in the extreme moderation of at one Christian faith and owned Christ 1 I I prices—will vie whh Wee Willie Whiteley .. 2, Miss D. as their Saviour. The Brotherhood must 'feat iv. : or Scintillating Selfridge, and one could help men prepare ...

... stated that his attention had been direoed to the line to be adopted by a boundary well In course of erection by Mr. Willie.° Whiteley, enclosing land which that gentleman had recently acquired on toe south side of the road, at fill'ingdon Heath. The wall ...