... of our Railway Station, for had he net in terposed, it would have been on the south side of the Earn. In politics he WAS a Whig, and to his honour be it said that in the stormy times in t►is country, immediately, after the pawing of the Reform Hill, he ...

... rivers, And trickling fountains! Lam, of witches, ghosts, and fairies, Land of camp., and battle's glories, Land of Radicals, Whigs, and Yries— Where'er we rosin. Land of our fathers who were afire us, Thou art our home Though here, upon the banks o' Clyde ...