... THE WHIG WHIP TO THE RESCUE. C- GREAT allowance is to be made for Mr Glad- r d stone when he touches on the policy of the C l Government. On other subjects he is all that ever he was-commands the devotion of his t s followers, the respect of his adversaries ...

... 4 WHIG GABITTS. teee entry will given tha hnuaea each term. That will headed over -m dead taventory the aaaal war- The boa aea on Foreeterbili are fnr tha term, and •ml*tanco will given Proprietor on other Foe rariicuhra and •-oodittene letting apply ...

... 1111111ripki ,~,,,~. /•%, • k 4 ':* • • , ?RE BANFFSHIRE REPORTER, JrNE 7, 1871. the milts of Whig ellisient and trustworthy ingestive : the of • dangerous le an aSsid chimera, pot forward to oppression. 'on ill was discussed in =of Commons, on Monday ...

... THE HUNTLY EXPRESS, FEBRUARY 12., 1876. clebiaatical world, which at least will Whig it under the notice of many who otherwise might never have heard of such a quiet neighbourhood, and this through the actings of the Rev. Donald Cummin —we beg pa-dun ...

... WAISTZD. JUNIOZ MAL Ist s Miss. Apply La AppHe..t' JwlM.g, 'Whig salary 4 . to S., Free Pre:4olllft expiiia, WANTBD, a Saari ERRAND BOY, above 14. f r a (Me, Apply, by letter, to No. 38, Moe of this Paper. WANTED BOY. set abase 14, se LIGIT with the of ...

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... the lord of many acres and much coal and iron—be is still looked up to by the Whigs with hope, and by many of the advanced Radicals with something like affection. The Whigs are still of the same mind ; the Radicals are furious. Whence the difference? ...

... Johnson was strong Tory, and declared that the first Whig was the devil, and habitually talked about cursed Whigs and bottomless Whigs, it is extraordinary fact that his relations with the greatest Whig writer and politician of his day were marked cordiality ...

... GOES UNDER THE WHIGS AND TORIES. ITO THE EDITOR Or THE WEEKLY NEWS] SIR,—Aa a general election will take place sooner or later, perhaps you will allow me to quote a few figures showing the national expenditure of the two Goverronenta--Whigs and Tories. The ...

... for the last eight years sub editor of the Northern Whig, ■Belfast, has bee appointed to the post of chief snb-editor of the Edinburgh Daily Review. Wednesday week, the members of the staff of the Whig met in the editor’s room and presented him with on ...

... hU liberty Kj*in«l. > Whig witiontastain, Whir pnncipla aod g»ln, th«« » fre«bora creature A natirr Jonhea nature thou, with A better ne’er was sluiced in blood). Nail poor deril tree That ne’er did harm t« thine thee . The Whig was, Quite frantic in ...

... spirited galop, ending very actively with an ingenious adaptation of Scots l> ...