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... Private Barg ix. WHAT PROPERTY at the EAST END of the I Tow.. called the LONG ROW, and the PARK of LAND in front of it. The Park Whig beautifully situated, and commanding a this view of the surrounding country, would make a desirable site to build upon. The ...
... Presbyterians, Dim and Mai. sad WWs • sews= while seas Mr Bright awl Mr Lew en the art induces the SEIM greateettesiter at Whigs?, to awes side by side with sees . ee wow semioosalis doctrine he sweet to property and are of thimbles merle more It that ...
... the county gladiola, and after having for upwards of forty years returned a Tory representative, the county was parried by a Whig-Radicid, who, although a considerable landowner, we. no sportsman, and yielded to the grumblers. Mr Mom then proceeds to point ...
... Hebrews all bia life. Byron waa warmly his nurm, and when she left presented her with his watch. The house in which poet lived whig in Banff, and the taking down whiA ranafla thana reminiscences, is Urge old-fashioned block of building, with long narrow windows ...
... political party ami yet vary very much mthe polities! opinion which they reprepeut; and, for my part, I should very much surprised Whig landowners and great commercial magnates are found willing to concur in every measure which another section of their party ...
... the world was made for themselves. While leading in public business, Mr Stewart had his opinions and stuck to them, like good Whig as he was ; but he did not push them down other people's throats, and thought none the worse, but all the better, of a man ...
... in speech before the House of Commons, that • he was the child and champion revolution.' Mr Hall i> well known to determined Whig, and he says • all men tbonld Wbigs.' His general principles. I have no doubt, are sound; but when he comes to apply them, ...
... his great ancestor, the father of Scottish Law. His Lordship Isa churchman, popular nobleman, good Liberal, or rather pure Whig, and all the noble Earl’s opinions and attachments are moderated by the calm, judicial tone, equally characteristic of the ...
... offioe, and, aleck-a. day ! that softens down and modifies the opinions of all reformers. Even Mr John Bright has become a Whig. SACMILIS —Rae ony news tae tell me aboot Elgin, for the nicbt's growin' te, and I aye like tae ion fat's desin' aboot yer ...