... January. NIL AMECTIND al Um PAROCHIAL SOAP, OP ITR, Ms !OVAL AC HORITY far the Part of the ND of AYR. will in Brunt:vas, No Whig. ittred, AT. oat tY. the Inonranry near. at It p to trauma any Maim. tonignitrat cad inquired nada, the Pnidle Health (nootiaad) ...

... heart's content. In Whauphill the Whigs had no carriages ; but Mr Carmichael had borrowed a gig or two, and with these he made as imposing a display as he could. The horses were rather heavy, but not more so than the Whig candidate after hie own fashion ...

... urpose of 'none i• of the d:reet LlahtL g :whew, whinn vet of I/ last sinter. This ha• been a hoprovrosout to the sewn, and, Whig alio* • voluntary it is to be hoped that orpont i I be roofer. ladies sad local and other. Iron • s esp•oted to contribute ...

... Apar sod &WWI. Is TOBACCOS STEPHEN MITCHELL & SON, TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS, OLABOOIF I E:STABLISUED 1733. T and 0113171.WCZN Whig al a AA eliil46 a MITT, WIC, OR SCALP, Ma Yee 16 elihnsi ths Webb. bf of the bead. IS Saki Moldy' • 111 1 1 V ...

... been from home, they might have attended ; but, strange to say. all the con'latently absentee lairds in the shire, Tory and Whig, had transferred their pers. was and their influence to the ',erne of the conflict. They seldom came near the county in the ...

... was not a politician. Be was • Whig, in truth. He had been born • Whig, baptised a Whig, educated a Whig ; he said he • Whig ; and therefore he was a Whig. He had been inoculated with Whiggish sympathies, swore ...

... Wanted. Large Stork awn be Sold et Al the of Ws MILT SALM, No. al LOU Bram will to be Karroo as the LONDON HOUSE. D. 1101iteTON Whig mode the Dew sod tows, to Treader It le Ids Desdasesl. ELTLII IMUST. ADenticee we to be foe es the breaches et Ihelaste. THE ...

... looked around and saw myriads of men ground down by wrong and misery. was a Radical he wanted to the root of it. He saw the Whig and Tory had nothing to with this; that improvement must come from themselves and begin in themselv* s. So resolves begin his ...

... e a member of society as David Carmichael. He was everything that was bad. He was a convicted poacher. He was a Whig and the son of a Whig. He was the son of man who had done his utmost to ruin, and had succeeded in ruining, the candidature of such agora ...

... Mr Walally after • few Introductory west as to the question of Lord fer Ireland. It had lapped tide year, 'Ed the Goverment Whig that It hal proved sash a to it. • Osetimeelism MI bleadesed peed ha le the tassielma of MI be tbs arks et the severely, as ...

... ether, attracted considerable attention, the forth. iosmiog between Fernie and Campbell no liewit in this. The result was that Whig. Feenie won the matdi on two holes of the two up and one to piny. A match for t elde has teen arranged between the two orell-haown ...

... Macfarlane, let me see how it's to be done. Did you say, Mr Itl'Vicar, that you thou,tht the minister would lire off and rote Whig? Did you say that ? Yes, I said that. And old Bheuch Hole? Yi a. Then begat they'll do it. They're as dour IF Satan ...