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... ridiculcd and Messrs. Jones and Jowett tilt with equal force at Tories. Labour ites, Liberals and the mythical Free Whigs. The Free Whigs arc a two-man party whose voles can save the Government or bring it down in a critical division. Hence the play. All ...
... bookable seats. As fronv Monday the price of a pit seat has jeen -3s. (Including tax), and thai) if the gallery Is. 2d. ^fit-Whig ...
... their old liberties, particularly licensing hours, but without success. When Leonard Bilker, a so-called member of the Free Whig party, is made an M.P. under shady circumstances, an opportunity arises for Grout to get his Bill read and passed by a small ...
... provoke a political crisis. William Pitt the younger, 's Tory administration depended on the King for support. The opposition Whigs, led by Charles James Fox, looked to the Prince of Wales' camp. A certifiably insane king would mean the adoption of the prince ...
... Colosseum Music Hall—L. Travers, Hall. Newspapbbs—Daily : “.Telegraph.'' “News, “Northern Whig,” “Echo,” “News Letter.” Weekly: “News,” “Telegraph, Witness, “Northern Whig.” Market—Tuesday. Bill Poster—W. Turner, 68, Tomb-street ...
... courage, who is placed on a pedestal by a lady of rank. She in the end makes fools both of him and of her hus band, an old Whig statesman, whom she cuckolds in the approved fash ion, beside* bamboozling her tem porary lover and setting a bad example to ...
... Music Hall—L. Travers. Ulster Hall. Newspapers—Daily : News Letter, “Moraine News,” “Telegraph,” “Echo,” “Examiner,® “Northern Whig,” “Freeman’s Journal. Dublin Evening Telegraph. Weeklv • “News,” “Ulster News,” “Tdegraph, “Er-' aminer,” “Witness,” “Advertiser ...
... stitution and Queen's University. After National Service in the army he went into journalism as a reporter for the Northern Whig in Belfast and then as a sub-editor for the Belfast Telegraph. He joined the BBC news division in 1954 and went to television ...
... his youthful appearence, and the ultimate triumph of his good sense being rendered with truth and force.--Belfast Northern Whig. Mr. Richard Dalton was broadly humorous as Bean Farintosh, though he never caricatured the part. The transformation of the ...
... disaster but in the end good triumphed over evil and social harmony pre vailed. Perhaps it is Margaret Thatcher's fault that this Whig interpretation of the seasonal show no longer seems to be very popular in British theatre and has been replaced by class-war- ...
... Ashcroft Colosseum Music Hall—L. Travers. Ulster Hall. Newspapers—Daily : News Letter,” » Moraine Te^? “S * “Examiner. •‘Northern Whig,” “Freeman’s Journal “Dublin Evening Telegraph.” Weekly“ News,” “Ulster News.” “Telegraph.” “ik ST? “Advertiser.** Mercantile ...