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... Referee, Lieut. F. Keeling, R.A.; Judges, Major Giscoine, R.A. and Lieut, Brown-Rich, R.A.; Timekeeper, Capt. G. Bice; Chief Whig. C.S.M.I. A. Evans; M.C.,, R.S.M. W. H. Lobley The Results. Light-weight Final—Prob, Leiper v. Prob. Upshall. The first two ...
... he will not again change his mind. So long as he is Premier, it signifies little whether his colleagues form a majority of Whigs or of Radicals. If he convinced of the expediency a course it adipted by the Government ; if not, it put aside. When he retires ...
... mercy. Then the rain came down, and the Whig's editor discovered it had saturated powder. Is your powder wet! shouted he to his rival. No, answered the other. MineN beautifully dry, continued of the Whig. But his adversary, guessing how matters ...
... the I. Baown & boz.— Prepared U.8. , 88, Farringdon Read, Londoa. VaLuases Discovest tuk tia you v or white, or Ky aft RENE Whig” ef restore in every rage Wer nairt ene colour, withou: heaving the digugeenble x ao oe the hair chanaiugly as well ar ...
... —the place of its original formation—and C Flight at Stonehenge. In the autumn of 1920 A Flight joined No. 11 (Irish) Whig and remained with them until January, 1922. In September of that year the Squadron proCeeded overseas to join the British Army ...
... Between Mr. e the subject ali ther Mr. lain on the one side and arnell on the other, is considerable commo- tion among the Whigs. Ido_ not say are going to mutiny, but they will strain all their private influence in r to secure the Cabinet. adoption of ...
... hatred arose th«- time the name of Whig for those who opt set) flair •f absolute authority ia Church and }»t-te. was originally a same of eon tempt given bv £ Presbyterian Dieseatsu - a sc-ff sourness the Prrrisi— Whig being liquor out of that has sour ...
... extent. It came about through the editor of the Athens Democrat declaring in a leader th»t the caitiff editor of the Athens Whig was a bigamist, and that gentleman resenting the calumny by pulling the libeller's nose in the public street. The mayor kindly ...
... Hartington unmercifally, and then us!” winds up bv saying, over, and birds are pen cnught with (Tury) Randolph need reminding that (Whig) A Lire tn: “ We'll take the stubble, Of Course ?’—Ch-mb-rl- oe. gol It's no us: guing over that a for the turnips ! !”—Punch ...
... aN AMENDMENT TO said that Lord shorn of his The next we shall will Who is it that spreads his head shaved, and over to the W(h)igs. He Dips't Mus rr.—G——1 B——h: “ Good © what ne. yen doing to to your face?” Cop. said as ate cas getting low, so I’m doing ...
... had recently resicned the mastership the l. cal pack of hounds had hunted for more than years. In politics his Gracc was a Whig, and supporter Mr. Gladstone's Government ...
... ng the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best.— Troy Whig. Sold all Chemists. Puke Tea.—The importations thus season of Messrs. Johnson, Johnson, and Co., London, are admitted to be ...