... offence at the hissing of some individuals, an indescribable uproar ensued, and he withdrew from the stage. The .orthekrn Whig describes the scene as follows - On the curtainrising (a good deal after time) it was at once pain- fully evident that Mr ...

... refers has been real lyt with unititigated disgst. Tle whole thin, I.n is just in keeping with the rilaldry an1 pron , the Whig organ. For many years it has hell ci ridicule every good local CianlC andI every pul~i: L Wiho has thought for himself either ...

... to the Captain, occasioned much merriment; and it is re. lated that as-long as Sempill remained in Glasgow he and Cromwell's whig captain were always to- gether-the latter declaring that Beltrees was the cleverest gentleman in Scotland. Now, if the land ...