... think and net for themselves, independent of lairds, landowners, parsons, or factqp—(applause). The old Tory par y and the Whigs--Tor whom we had a greater contempt than for the Tories—the old parties were exploded, and they would have in the future new ...

... more interest than that of one if the divisions of Renfrewshire. This western noway was long recognised as a safe Liberal or Whig seat, but in 1873, when Mr Henry Auston 21ruee was made L'rd Aberdare, the Baronet of thswood, Sir Archibald Campbell, took ...

... licked into shape by him some two years ago, which Mr Gladstone has refused to accept, and which Lord Ilartington and the Whigs disdainfully threw aside. The sad and humiliating exigencies of his present political position may induce Lord Ilartington ...

... infamy and dishonour. Macaulay is an unexceptionable authority on this subject. The historian 's Whig proclivities are notorious. And Churchill was a Whig—of a sort. Macaulay, very reluctantly we may be sere, was compelled to describe Churchill as a ...

... take the leadership? Dr Farquharson- No; I am not sufficiently behind the scenes. I think there were difficulties among the Whig peers. The Chairman—There was not a majority in the Cabinet. Dr Farquharson Yes; there were great difficulties, I understand ...

... a better of • Death wlthia tight after lb. It thee• are not compiled with. are right to be heard at a time like this An old Whig relation to Marriage.. the are plow, with the :realarstloo lb. of the best sort, he his alw tys b.-en ready to of the 'With ...

... sati-fy thn great majority of his constituents. notwithstanding the fact that many of them are tenants on the estate of a great Whig landowner to whose attitude they are expecti‘d to pay vast attention. Mr Duff does not look forward with terror to the ...

... to moat Liberals, the way is open to look at the present state of the question. Notwithstanding the repressive policy of the Whig press, there are unmistakable signs that a forward position has been taken up by the Liberal electorate. (1) Of the 67 Scottish ...

... till h e of lioptouilier. How do you like the plum-pnilding, ,Alfroil? asked a young wife of her Lu,hand while they were (Whig the last of the Christ MU Well, it is pretty good ; but— But %hat? I suppose you are to any that it isn't as good as hat ...

... borough. The young Radical party, which was then feeling its way to the front and annoying rather than alarming the Moderate Whigs, wanted a more lively candidate, and their choice fell upon one whose name is now on the lips of the nation—Mr Joseph Chamberlain ...

... certainty of the It will be thorough Radical in tove thro Congress. It will show, for first time, that the Li which has shed its Whig contin- ral party, to identify iteelf more closely gent, is pre; with the wants of the democracy. It will, in a beral party ...

... will Horsiwan's Tea is the Cheape:t and Best. Ater. bitter Bold by --..aamtly James Beattie, grocer, statements be verified Whig lbaker. etc.. 48 Gordon Street; Framerburgli—Mse- Paisley Flour, which be chemist : Peterhead—Robertson , grocer. -*a from ...