... eman. It is seldom that public enthusiasm, apart from party politics, takes ruch • demonstrative direction a, iu this case. Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, Churchman and Dissenter, joined together cordially to do honour The Major on this occasion ...

... opinions and discoveries with regard to three remarkable phenomena. Here is the °pluton given of PAWS ADYLNIEITRATIoN. Tho Whigs resumed office, but the heart of Plighted was turning to the gallant and brilliant baud, Graham and Steelier, Gladatone and ...

... extensive family estates in Renfrewshire, on the death of his lather. Mr Alexander Speirs of Elderslie, leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the lord-lieutenant and member for the county. The lamented deceased was educated at-Eton; in 1858, he entered ...

... gees to the bride 'm is the evening me gots maddqulMl hr hie sau tes feat on a scene aisle whole day, me _goes to his with Whig withoutmy eishirbeaos Meths Wing is aleo eine bmkg to tea credit of is lemehigeme is England. A bans& asthma, QesseNimmed ...

... political opinion. c l, The great majority of 111 which the Government has ( it at its back, is nothing to the 360 which the Whigs a of eould boast after the passing of the Reform Bill of I 1832. We probably cannot look, although we see no r ia great reason ...

... to get temperance men to stand firmly to their tern perance principles. The old political were taken up, aad. in following Whig or Tory, they lost eight of the temperance principle. But would remind them that this country had never been saved by.political ...

... ancient Greece and Rome—of the Aristocrat and Democrat - -of the Patrician and Plebeian, or of the Conservative Tory and Liberal Whig of our own country —pointing out the close analogies and resemblances of the two hostile elements of those days of old that ...

... offing among herring cannot be meant, although he may be as slippery a gentleman as any Whig or Tory in and out of Parliament. He may pursue herring as ravenously as Whigs and Tories do office, who seek loaves as well as fishes ; but the finny gormand was ...

... some length into the subject» but aa it in, 1 shall content myself the ■euatime judging him, from the tone his letter, any- Whig tiat a geakteama, aad amm lag your that Us iMd»- are aurtea rniwepreaentattonsi falmiy amarte that •the * *la this Parish la ...

... more than £5OO, it is said, need be spent the eight days* ceremony. The late Lord Belhaven had been representative of the Whigs since 1847, but many persons here very fondly believe that all the Commissioners to come will fingei scarcely third of tbe ...

... their duty, and that there would he nu need to call in the aid of any other for many a year to come--(great applause). Hand— Whig an Tory a' Agree. Mr Mackintosh of Raiginere, on rising to return thanks, was received with loud applause. He said —I find ...

... character. oar rated leading fads iu the history of the ill aurred Argyll, and doscrifasd his allecting death. Ho closed downing Whig * Vault iu Caatlc, where, said, one of hi* own ancestors had been immured. cl ■sod follows:—lst, What •sample the#* Covenanting ...