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... , of diphtheria, Ruth, youngest daughter of the late Alexander Guild, teacher of dancing, aged years ?deeply regretted. At Whig Street, Inverarity, on the Jan., Robert M'Culloch, blacksmith, aged 60. Funeral on Tuesday, 7th, one o'clock. All friends will ...
... to the Cabinet as Prime Minister. Lord lisbury, it will be remembered, expressed his readiness serve under tho Whig leader, and the Whig leader in his turn stands committed a promise join the Ministiy if he can be of any U3e. two things, pledges their ...
... daughter the late Melville. Xorthhank. l uneralonTuesdayat2p.nl Friends will please accept of this (the only) intimation. At Whig Street, Inverarity, on the Jin- Robert M'Cullocli, blackamith, aged u>. Funeral 'i'ueaday, 7th, at one o'clock. All friends ...
... w« OlLrin;r lireAtly M«ot«l I'noea. ...
... the late James Melville, Northbank. Funeral on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Friends will please accept of this (the only) intimation. At Whig Street, Inverarity, on the 3d Jan., Robert M'Culloch, blacksmith, aged 06. Funeral Tuesday, 7th, at one o'clock. All friends ...
... great noise) object such language iu this Board. defend town's rights an l to do the work the to*vn. (Hear, hear.) are neither Whigs nor Tot ugh er.) Mr Rowley (ironically!—l am soriy that I should b.ive oft ended Mr Foster by calling him a Tory. (Uafhter ...
... language this Board. We are hero to defend the town's rights, and to do the work of the town. (Hear, hear.) We are neither Whigs nor Tories. (Laughter.) Mr Rowley (ironically)—l sony that I should have offended Mr Foster by calliug him Tory. (Laughter ...
... policy, they had reason to congratulate the Government. As Whig, he was perfectly satisfied with what the Government had done. They had carried out such legislation as would have delighted the old Whig party. In a few years, if the present Government remained ...
... policy, tiny had reason to congratulate the Government. As Whig, was perfectly satisfied with what the Government had done. They ha carried out sueh legislation as would have delighted the old Whig i»arty. In a few years, the present Government remained ...
... April. Her Grace, who is the relict th« Duke Manchester, recently dead, has been for many years the intellectual patroness the Whig leader. She is a very able and accomplished lady, and bears, perhaps, a curious resemblauce the Countess de Grey, better known ...
... as Prime Minister. Lord Salisbury, it will be remembered, expressed his readiness to serve under the NVhig loader, and the Whig leader in his turn stands committed to a promise to join the Ministiy if he can be of any use. The two things, pledges in their ...
... Grace, who is the relict of the Duke of Manchester,, recently dead, has been for many years the intellectual patroness of the Whig leader, She is a very able and accomplished lady, and bears, perhaps, curious resemblance the Countess de Grey, better known ...