... and had him carried into one of the waiting-rooins. A medical man, who priduptly declared life extinct, death, he believed, Whig resulted from the burvting of a blood-vessel. Mr represented the West Coast line of companies in Aberdeen sad the district ...

... Ikea 4 AN., miming in Olaagow on W mil leiaty. OLANtioW TO ARISAIO ORNSAY.— Monday, 224 Norteeelier, si le returning ; &Edon (Whig es the almmillsims NM MILT„won , T a.,. . ea peele Oh heft im. wane& le lILIATOOL art LOC* es (Idling 08 th e =r: Dun Olee ...

... weeks with the report that her member, Mr Robertson, was about to be made a peer—a report that was so firmly believed that a Whig aDd a Tory both took the field and canvassed the county to become his successor. Yet, it turns out to be all a mistake. The ...

... irreproachable character and popular political principles. But the family of the late Marquis profited by his steady support of the Whig Administrations. His younger brothers —the Earl of Wilton and Lord Ebury—obtained peerages ; so that there are three Grosvenors ...

... Bright, or Mr Chichester Fortescue, and such men as Mr Lowe and Mr Cardwell are not likely to be quite in accord with either the Whig landlords or the Radical levellers. All this sounds very well, but it would be just as easy to argue that the diversity of ...

... which was a cleanly profession, thus by implication condemning his own. For this he was called to account the other Dr Wood-tho Whig doctor against the Tory one—and so far contest appeared to bo a party one. But Professor Mass on claimed for the discussion ...

... English compeers. The two bridegrooms are little more than of age. The Marquis of Lansdowne the grandson of the well-known old Whig who served the country so long and faithfully under Lord Melbourne and Lord Russel, and who is now himself initiated ! into ...

... Society, ia to be the candidate elected by the Labour Representation League. He is to be put forward without reference to the Whig or Conservative interest, and if any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal interest, and letting In the Tory, such cry will ...

... Parliament; but his son and heir, Lord Grosvenor, was, it will be recol• lected, • very influential member of the coterie of Whigs who obtained so great a prominence in 1866 under the unenviable designation of 'the Cave. By Lord Grosvenor's elevation to ...

... who favoured Episcopacy, prevented his being placed for soma time. Duncan Forbes (father of the President Forbes), a zealous Whig, attempting to force his way into the church along with the new minister, on the day fixed for placing him, was driven back ...