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... humiliation ,in their coming down from a man like Sir William I Stirling-Maxwell to the deeary level of the ordinary Scotch Whig member? I The meeting, indeed, was peculiarly significant of ) nothing, and produced little beyond an attempt to I discover ...
... have highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously srticI moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig his es party whose creed was, that there was a class which should at th, never be subjected to vulgar discussion and popular ...
... miscellaneous advertisements is a thoughtless imposition in some cases and a shabby attempt to get double value hi others.—Ni rthem Whig. A MAN BURNED ALIVC—A shockiag affair has taken place at Douglas, Isle of Man. Three men, named Corlett, Joughin, and Kermode ...
... excellent quality, which will be sold** reasonable add 1 /- THOMAS HOOD. prices. 13. July rO, 1869. • .. 114. OP MOOD, Abadan. New Whigs, lug& BOOK SALM dew to the Omni Ranier. 2/. FATS, SOOTILY, Monthly puts, sd, In PRICE ONE SHILLING EACH; BROWN, Aucrzonsua ...
... the discharge in full for Eit -which theywill lole as a condition ef this arrangement. pre The gathering of the Perthshire Whigs, to celebrate sod the return of Mr Parker, seems to have been a dull oh, enough affair. Fewl people of any note were present ...
... not be paid also? That is the light in which electors in this notoriously corrupt and rotten borough are looked upon by Whigs and Toriese, working men and Magistratesalike. Disfranchisement is far too lenienta punishment for them ; and but for the caution ...
... they were deeply interested, nxked eagerly “ Have you been Wisetoit (Althorp's seat) on your way up ? you seen Ote rows /” A Whig friend writes Mr Grey about the same time, There to Ik* Cabinet at Lord Althorp’s, who returns from his cows Wise ton superintend ...
... Nam amid Murray, Ire slues ter sparebeaded ea • Owls of pillory ; sod Baxter, who woo opprihooded lhaattisier, le aroused of Whig ere sad part In the AmmoNum LOCAL AIITEORITIre Oa Friday the first marling of this SSW Local Authority wu held In Aberdeen—Mr ...
... to faiL Fine paid. AM frog was charged with having on Sunday, 12th &pt. is Fillh LW streak George Held, from Bld e, and with Whig on the Moaday following, snuck Wm. Nett, blselanol th , is Ellis Street, knocking his bead themigh • pane of glass is a window ...
... Sir Robert, highly indignant at the paltry reductions so pertinaciously moved in official salaries, and belonging to that old Whig party whose creed was, that there was a class which should never tie subjected to vulgar discussion and popular opinion, was ...
... It canrot be too societ, , Whigs are m e Conservatives than with the Man- four ; Messrs W. E. D. and J. D. Nicol of Ballogie ; man to reead a and call it preaching. commercial and ty. chester school; and even if these Whigs remain and M r Fargqubarson ...
... new*|iu)»er*te«tiHed Mr t»rey Miltield (bia reaideuce at that time) was the man obtain victory for bis party, if victory for a Whig of the Grey school had been at that time practicable.” Agriculture was, of course, Mr Grey’s natural sphere, and agricultural ...