... unknown. The Grand Orange Lodge of Iceland.—-Talk ot Papal authority and Papal assumption ! indignantly cries the Northern Whig. Never was there a more “monstrous attempt tyranny over conscience, and denial of the rights of freemen, than the Grand Orange ...

... extensive family estates in Renfrewshire. on the death of his father, Alexander Speirs, Esq. of Elderslie. a 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 ...

... Armada invasion about 1570. Ecclesiastical nationalism and political freedom in Scotland go band in hand. The old covenanting whig was the great grandfather of the modern liberal In dress and modes of speech they differ, but in protestant soul they are one ...

... narrated the leading facts the history of the illstarred Argyle, and described his affecting death. closed by depicting the Whig’s Vault in Dunbar Castle, where, said, one of his own ancestors had been immured. He closed as follows:—lst What example do ...

... of her history was act of persecution fit to condemned and resented—and were not slow in denouncing the territorial lords, Whig and Tory, who were guilty of that folly, and injustice. It cannot, therefore, be from any hostile spirit that we feel unable ...

... the Conservative friends Mr Gordon to waive the case, confident as many of them were that by this means they would oust the Whig Lord Advocate. Ex-Lord Advocate Gordon, however, was immoveable; and out of deference to him the matter has been quashed. Although ...

... spared played sae merrilie ! Oh I wasna* a roguie, A roguie, a roguie ; Oh ! wasna' be roguie To play merrily ! He played The Whigs got their ain Said, lae be fa* and yese be fain Syne gied’s ** The Chiefs to come again Nor aocht reward or fee ! Oh ! wasna* ...

... applause.) The Rev. Cameron had much pleasure proposing The Member for the County, Mr J. Dyce Nicol,” assured that all, whether Whig or Tory, would give him credit for the great attention he had given to matters brought under his notice, and for the consistent ...

... of his college days/* Rough comments, not a few, have been made on the bestow men t of Crown patronage of late both Toay and Whig Lords-Advocate. One very pleasing in. stance of its exercise has just transpired in connection with the Sheriffship of Chancery ...

... private information as shall lead the arrest of the person or persons who committed the outrage. The Linen Trade.—The Northern Whig of Saturday reports on the Belfast flax and linen trade as followsLinen* —Bvowu, Power Loom —The demand has not been good as ...

... -Scotland, and remarked that this looked very much like taking coals to Newcastle. IRELAND. The Linin’ Ttadk —The Northern Whig, Sa* turday, reports folio we on the trade the week : Linens Brown Power-Loom. Most the manufacturers are working to order ...

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