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... OPTICIAN, HIGH STREET, WICK, BROS TO I NTIMAET THAT PREVIOUS REMOVAL TO NEW AND LARGEIZ.PACM Opposite his Present Shop, he is Whig • • GREAT CHEF, Watches, Jewellery, Clocks, Electro-Silver Plate, Spectacles, &c., 84c. Watches in Great Variety from 30s to ...
... present. The Caithness and Sutherland Artillery will muster 128, :Ind the Sutherland and Caithness Rifles 382 THE HILT.. FISHY WHIGS, AND THE PARTY. TO THE EnITOn OP TIiR INaIGN. Sin,—The 11111 fur frelrod, though dragging slowly through may yet prove a boon ...
... of the courage that might have been expected from such a chivalrous and high-minded body. The large Tory majority, and the Whig contingent led by the Duke of Argyll, regard the bill with a detestation which they cannot find wordsstrong enough toexpress ...
... of talk occurred between three and four o'clock the morning, when a suggestion for • compromise wee thrown oat by the Irish Whig party. This met with some fevonr on the Ministerial benches, the suggested compromise involving only one day's delay. Bat Mr ...
... side of the Whigs and those who were accused of favouring the cause of the Pretender. The fight commenced with athletic sports at Bicester in support of the Whig candidatures, and for eleven months nothing but village amusements for Whig or Tory prevailed ...
... attended the Scottish Episcopal Church. In politics he was inclined to Liberalism. He used to say, I am an old Whig of 1688, and an old Whig of that period was more liberal than many of the Liberals now. In private life he was an amiable and kind-hearted ...
... the Tory and Whig peers, but it is how that conduct will be read by the popular mind ; and it will be no wonder if by and by, having so recklessly sown the wind, it will be their fate to regretfully reap the whirlwind. 14 Justice to the Whig Peers, it should ...
... think Gladstone, the hero of our party is waiting the verdict of the conrstituencfm, should cause a defection of the older Whigs of Scotland, we hope they will go over, not to the majority, as it in said of a man when he dies, but that they will go over ...
... split up the party by the friends of the Establishment, by laissez faire politicians, and notably by one or two of the leading Whig organs of the press. They have endeavoured to awaken the jealousy of Dissenters, because the Free Church Commission argued ...
... on Friday on Lord Edmond Fitzmanrice's resolution, when there was a dangerous coalition between the Tories and some of the Whigs, Sir Tollemache Sinclair was again absent ; and we regret also to miss Mr Pander's name from the voting lists. Mr Laing and ...
... expect. The hopes of the Opposition are placed, however, not on Irish dissatisfaction, but on a revolt of a section of the Whig supporters of the Ministry, following the example of the Duke of Argyll The Duke's resignation is certainly a loss to the ...
... If Providence would spare Mr Gladstone); life for other fifteen or twenty years—as they all hoped he would—then in spite of Whigs ana Tories, they would have a Land Bill guaranteeing them compensation for unexhausted and permanent improvements and for his ...