... January. lea, said As the pulley uf the Gocerenicut. I am net one with hostile views to them, I thought we had had enough of Whig rule when I entered Parliament, and I thought we to Mee is fair trial to the new party in power. %Ve have pitied more Corm ...

... Joao ; prim pima 2Jr Ow. amdslosik Meow brafrob)-.1. J. Mull& ; *.7. :1. Ilmemas. 11 Dahlias 1.40 II by Maras 1.414, a ONO, *Whig : told ewe by Mi II Vows, Slbligmlns grunt J. Itrammers T, :3. • Anstel Ore Mr WØ.., 1(1111•Ani ; I. & Wls. & A. Owes — • visrer ...

... thing, indeed, if she were to become the Church of any political party —(hear, bear)—and receist events had shown that both Whig and Tory, whatever their differences might be, could agree in upholding a national Church. (Hear, hear.) lie thought it spoke ...

... their party. The late Mr Kerr held the office—which was given him, for mervices rendered, by a Whig Government—fur many years. On his resignation the Whig- Radical Government, as a matter of course, bestowed the appointment on his partner, Mr Cunningham ...

... kingdom, and the chief iucidents of his public life belong to written history. He presided at the Courts of redress for ' , Whig differences on the marches in 1:471-72. In 1383 he Was appointed Great Chamberlain of Scotland. and held that office till 1408 ...

... agricultural labourer brighter and more attractive. The Small Holdings and Allotmeuts Ante have epa for the English labourer Whig MlMmi Wm, to remain in the country who to otherwise been tempted to migrate elsewheee. Facilities are given uuder these Acta ...

... would prove their fitness for the teak which they had undertaken. They found the House emasculated by the vagaries of the Whigs, and it would be their duty, by steely perseverance, to raise it from its slumbers, and restore it to its original position ...

... of the sion. But the Bill, though it should stand alone, would disclose &marked advance of opinion since 1870. Mr and the Whigs who attend the Radical chariot, have surrendered more (luau was expected to be given up to the advanced section of the Cabinet ...

... of mass, might bum Wted to divide the.. mall plots el in • fair and imioneble way, at hide or se ewer* But in the vim of the Whig& I when, the defender's was not only imememehle and highkamied. ben 55s eerisia sited and so far as his the al the path. he ...

... Within a short tiesp i les was able to report the completion of 222 chitrehm. The time had therefore come when, . according Whig design, the appeal should be made to the State. But other movements intervened which unhappily withdrew the energies of the ...

... ALLAN REPORTER. Mks Murray, North I.eith Miss M. Murray, do Wemertoa Arno Hotel- Mr King:- Alex. Smith. laq., Mr. Smith, do Whigs Allen lan-Mr Ohs : - STATION I nverullso 'ottage - Inverallan House-Mrs Lawrir STNACT-N,rth Thislr Hank-Mrs :- Alt xatoiriai ...

... branches under his charge. A Terry as Fortis. Id 1 1, . 1 8 88 . was then taken, when there voted for Mr Mowers sod No, 787 Whig Mer) motion 7, and for Mr Todd's anzeodnient, IS. Halle. A maguitu.eid o. N.. Me I'. Inth PIOPEATT Marmirt.-Tbere was exposed ...