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... BOWLES FARM. WHIG ATE. ATE. FEEDK. L. CROW has received instructions from Mr. Thomas Kusbridge. relinquishing farming, to Sell by Auction, TUESDAY. SEPTb. ..r.R 24th, 1901. at 11 o’clock precisely, the whole the' Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, comprising ...
... wagging now, Both Whig and Tory, too. Telling you, British working-men, Wuat they will do for you. The Whigs say this, the Tories that, In contradiction view, And the will tell you you're ilat you don't believe turn too ! The Whigs will tell you that ...
... OFFERED AT PER WAIN WHIG & CO. 57, L R J EBBOCRNE JJOAD. JJBIGATE ...
... Cook. A mobile kitchen for the relief of air raid distress was presented on Monday to Kingston (Surrey) Corporation by the Whig-Standard of Kingston, Ontario. ...
... new and iunnoted maobinxbt FOB KE-TTBINO WHEELS BT HYDRAULIC PRESSURE, DMHB BBFOBE THE NOTICE OF THE PUBLIC THE. ADVANTAGES WHIG* THIS POSSESSES, ANT TYBE, INCLUDING BUBBEB, CAN BE PUT WHILE TOO WAIT, DAMAGE IS DONE TO PAINT OB TABNIBR, AND A GREAT SAVING ...
... lion, South-street, nearest the West end goal, thus ending football day, as it began, in general drinking of healths. Kick Whig, kick Tory; Wind and Water is Dorking’s (ilory,” so says a motto surmounting the halls, but if this is so, Dorking did not ...
... Cabinet can be put together which will not be divided on many questions of the utmost gravity. THE DESERTION THE RADICALS By THE WHIGS. The Stan/lard reports a singularly rapid disapi earance Moderate Liberals from the party ranks. In 'eerl, it is hardly an ...
... Esq., Hull, Surrey. DEATHS. Tiir.\LE.— On the 2;iril inst..at Shirley Hurst, St.irln ,'l'eter Thrale, in his 7,>th year. Whig nr. -on the inst. 7, Duppashill-terrace, Croydon, James Spurrier Wright, aged 86. KUNSitAUt. —J. fc Sons, Ststionmul (text ...
... and character of the Ministers whose resignation is imminent. These are none of the timid Whigs and flabby Moderates. The surprise, indeed, is that it is the Whigs and the Moderates who seem to make least difficulty about supporting Mr. Gladstone in policy ...
... voted for the factory Pill to revenge themselves upon the manufacturers who were opposing the Corn aws, and not few of the Whigs supported it as means of in uring the Government of Sir Ro' ert Peel. If the Corn Laws had not been repealed the Factory Bill ...