... 8 THE FIFESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1888. Agrindtural tic. at. BUTCHER MEAT !outs, ar. AT WHIG HTONI4, JOHN SWAN & SONS' Very Flee Oki WHISKY, 2* 104 per Bot. ONUMENT AL WORK. 9 4 MARKET STRZ IT, SALES AND MARKET ARRANGEMENTS. Finer Old BRANDY ...

... BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, GRANITE BUILDINGS, CHURCH STREET. Mt MI DONDE; IDINIII7ROR. GLASGOW AID MINING LONDON PAPilt. Circa: Whig Library, ...

... as to the attitude of the Whig pleaders of the beginning of the century in regard to the Act of Union ; and Mr Goschen not long ago answered him with a convincing quotation from the speeches of that typical Whig of the Whigs, Lord Macaulay. It is, then ...

... Monarchy in the person of Charles 11., and daring the reaction which followed on the recoil from Republican oppression, the terms—Whig and Tory came into use. These terms are still used, although in a large measure supplanted by their modern substitutes in the ...

... yet caress thy head And pat thy sharpy sides, pood doggie ; And call then, in thy wilder romps, ** xhou Tory,” *' thou old Whig, thou rogney.’ Wistful and anxious, nights and days, Patient, thou his feet hist lain ; Waiting, and wondering when the time ...

... fatal field. Hark ! the sound of mirth and gladness In Dunedin’s ancievit town. Hark ! the traitors are rejoicing That the Whigs have been cast down ; But dark Judgment tracks their footsteps. Though their life is brilliant now. They shall pass from earthly ...

... Premises, 118 ISONNYGATE. CUPAR. FAMILIAR MAT KILT ON JILTING THEIR ORDAIN PIJACTOALLY ARMADA!) TO. PRIME BUTCHER MEAT AT WHIG HTON'S, 94 MARKET STREET, ST ANDREWS, Who supplies the Beat Roam• Fed BEEF and MUTTON, all direct from the Farm, at Moderate ...

... (Applause.) He was amused to see that Mr Macrae, one of the acquitted crofters, had described • certain politician as a putrid whig. (Laughter.) Now, to whom was this savoury epithet applied! N otj to Mr Bright, not to Lord Harlington, not their chairman ...

... it is to be hoped, will continue to be the leading feature of this valuable series. In this volume we see neither the god of Whig tradition nor the blackhearted villain of Jacobite romance, but a man of mixed qualities and varied capabilities for good and ...

... Jenkios had resolved to secure a supply of newspapers for tho men, such as would suit all thoir political tastes, bo they Whigs, Tories, Unionists, or Home Rulers. In a few short sentences Mr Jenkins returned hearty thanks for the kind words spoken by ...

... is to lecture on in Pathhead New Public Hall on 19th inst, the programme of which we will advertise next week. The North-m Whig thus describes bis lecture—“ Last evening crowded audience aseembled to welcome the daring and talented special war artist ...

... baronet wore much the same dress, only' more so.' He always appeared in a low-crowned, broad-brimmed hat. Thus attired the three Whig country gentlemen might be seen among the fat beasts at the weekly cattle show, the peer guarding his ankles against mud and ...