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... “ Will again,” “O, send Lewie Gordon hame” / of one of the songs was well rendered deserve special notice. The siasm “Awa, Whigs, awa,” was sung with a expression thoroughly in keep the spirit and sentiment of the words pwre the stream, Charlie,” was also ...
... Carrier by Assn hag hey be forwards& Dora. kaiser ebtaised • sygNistlos to A. Ages t and What lager, The %se Nevlotios Co.'s Whig, Strad, Lleebsn , sad 102 Victoria Stmt. L codes ; Aug. If 271 ti dos Street ; or to CHARLES SHEPHERD, Abraded,. ...
... neither more nor less than resolution, with only the name left out ; and the name was omitted only on the entreaty of the Whigs and for the sake of unanimity. So much for the attitude of the Conference towards that policy of Mr Gladstone which Mr Cham- ...
... poor, always found in him the wary kindest of friends. As a visitor among his people be wee unremitting in Lis attentions, and Whig, as minister of the parish, the distriliutor of Munsonthe bequeet—monies fur the Dunnet knew so well their several needs that ...
... supporting Lord Provost Boyd in his disloyalty, we find that they are, for. the most part, old agriculturiste. Tories or old Whigs, who distrust Mr Gladstone as much as they hate Mr Parnell, while others PERIODICALS. The “Scottish Review ” for April opens ...
... JOHN BLENKINSOP, Cmunwr, Swarm. Sold by Chemists, Jewellers, end Ironmongers. To BC HAD lOM A. k Bos, Wiek. AGENTS. Los F. Whigl, Mee re atmnta a • • Orgas . Wen • • Dammam. Or, „Jibe 7. Urn --. --N. • wane. Faye Nina. Wrier Dart Wog. Gs Oakler. W ...
... prominence, and subsequently he twk an active part in the City and in the Scottish Liberal Associations. He was always more of a Whig than a Radical and he engaged in some sharp encounters with the advanced men. His influence was not at that time very powerful ...
... house of Primrose. It was an offence, too, that he dared to stand by Mr Gladstone when the greatstatesman was fighting the Whig elements which destroyed the Cabinet of 1868-74, and until the event proved his sagacity and fore- sight he was subjected to ...
... Kirkpatrick Sharpe had been an ardent collee- ter and admirer of the ancient Border Ballads, ani hh the lays of the “ yreat Whig Perse- ” of the 17th century had, in sume sure, sueceeded in ng and ...
... are either the old In 1889 we occupy quite a ‘ifferent position. Conservatives pure and simple, or the rapidly disappearing Whigs, who have no policy save the clogging of the wheels of the legislative machine. The Liberal party in most parts of the country ...
... political ferment. Not since the days when tle advanced and independent Liberals were in. a life and death struggle with the old Whigs bas there been anything like the excitement and the intense feeling nuw being displayed. The Radicals just now have the great ...