... went to Edinburgh 1846. entered the office of MacLachlan Ivory, a firm which became partner 1856. politics he was an old , Whig, and when Mr Black and Mr Moucrieff stood for Ediuburgh 1865, he acted their political agent. was long director of the Phi ...

... k Mahogany Chaies i mtrtmsnMoroas-seen. abl e IThree-Door Wardrsbe, Circle-Top Tester Bedstead. CkeVAI Mirror with Toilet WhIgs, Pillar S'tand Doble Basin Stand ad Ware, Towel Hag, Parisan ansd oenn Bedsteads', Cohest Drawers, Dressing Tables, Dressing ...

... Fox, and Brougham conducting an independent warfare after his split with Melbourne. Burke found occasion for castigating the Whig Bedford; Brougham took to praisin- the Tory Wellington. Certain other matters did not run in such parallel lines. Burke, suddenly ...

... that thecals : I may as well be plain, for is a matter that requires plainness. The truth that any ; Government, be it Tory or Whig, is utterly powerless by itself to effect a cure for an evil that has become a scandal. Nothing will or ! can be done effectually ...

... Scottish Permissive Bill Aaaociation avowed themselva* the allies or tbe aervanta any politicd ' party ia tha State—be it tbe Whigs or the 1 Tories—that moment their influence gone, their glory was departed. (Loud cheers.) 1 Going to apeak what ahonld the ...

... organisat such as yours. Mr Gladstone, .[leaking ij.u very .uliject last July, wisely said Some are some are Churchmen, some aie Whigs, come are and some are Radicals, I. we join altogether, and fairly comjiare our news and having so, let us conform l ...

... this was that one set of jugglers power would help the other set iugglsrs to keep down Ireland, and he knew difference between Whig and Tory in the Government of Ireland. (Applause.) was afraid they might be made a shuttlecock of, tossed about, bought without ...

... They were now organised ; there would be no political buckstsnug, and their vote would nut the chattel any British party, Whig or Tory. is too much reason to fear that any moment may hear that war been declared against tbe Zulus. Both official and the ...

... by the cry of wolf. (Applause.) They must now flatly refuse to be treated if they had not higher rlauns than the residuary Whig* the liberal pretenders at the extreme rear the party. (Applause.) this question disestablishment veutured to say the mind ...

... repressed. Dr Rainy probably meant more than appeared in his joke about giving Lord Beaconsfield a line that would duh the ' Whig* more effectively than his Household • Suffrage Bill. Others declared that they would acoept Disestablishment from the hands ...

... By M . O'Connor Morris. RACE and RELIGION. By the Rev. A. bl, Fairbaizn. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM: By F. W. Rowsell. NOVEYfBER. WHIG and TORY: THE TWO ROOT-4EA `. By Montague Coolson. CONFESSION and the BISHOPS. By the Rev. Orby Shipley. ROBERT BUCHANAN. By ...

... shilling. Forthisfigure —which is only two-fifths of Mr Montague Tigg's ridiculous half-crown—anyone, Home Ruler, Nationalist, Whig, Tory, can buy a share in the latest thing in Parliaments. But with the exercise of a great right there is connected a chance ...