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... /Whig As for the agents. R. E. Watkins, Grubb of East (Winstead, they are hoping for police action. We have taken wltst action we can, a &pokes- Meanwhile Mr. Lockyer continues to seethe. Why do I pay rates. what do we have for? he asked. 11 I to ...

... WHIG POLITICS. (from the Standard.) The late Lord Ormathwaite, better known at one time as Sir John Walsh and the father of the House of Commons, in a work published several years ago, examined the probability of a fusion between the Whigs and the Co ...

... Whig's the Complainant N— that she was ro. toning to higrodent's father. Ohs ropsatod cowswillso whin gentlemen wit always dons kir Is ber grandssins nature. -- IrTrli s od to crossmcamlne complainant. defendant replied. the use whoa she perjures herself ...

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... examination, it will be found that, in nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of -Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig.' Some instances of this curious interchange may, from an historical point of view, not ...

... Whig Drive. In aid of the Village Hall Fund. a whist drive was held in Staple on Tuesday. Mr. T. Palmer was the MC., and prises were won by Mrs J. Turreel, Mrs. Z. Dixon, Mrs. P. Trittan, Mrs. K Mrs T. Gibson. Messrs. J. Joiner. J. Graves and J. Gibson ...

... readers with short dramatic attempt contrast the private language of Whigs with Tories, and the language Whigs in company with their Radical allies. Scene I. A Whig and a Tory. Whig.—No you know I hate the Radicals much you ! Only think that at the election ...

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... BOP 'Whig. tvklence was given by P.C. Arthur, who' said that following information which he received he found the two defendants. with other boys, playing near the top of Whitehall-road. Finally he saw Use younger boy in Margate-road. He had a basiet ...

... %Whig to Work. Mr. Younr congratulated Ernie Webster on his team and the good football which the Wanderers were playing. He wantea everyone to realise what it meant to a team to know that it had the support of every lover of football behind It. and he ...

... Struck Whig. Alfred Henry Bebey. a newsagent, of No. T. Codzingten-ruad, who a passenger in Mr. March's car, be was not paying very much Mention. as he was talking to Mrs. March, who was In the car beside him, but he heard Mr. March shout and then saw ...