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... statesmanship, bat Mr ion of sTONE, from the very nature of things, is clared of the race—he closes the Whig regi h that is fashiouable now to abuse the Whigs, 1 out country owes more tv them than ever it « Mr to theie succeesors. Their first vietury century ...
... and his position as an active Director of the North British Railway bas brought him much before the public. head of an old Whig family his selection for the post is regarded as a compliment to the Liberal Unionists. Prince Henry of Battenberg has been ...
... the old Whigs bad been the grand champions of grand old (cheers) —hut these men lied not the fibre, Their politics were a sickly hue. The old politics! life-blood was dried up in their veins. The glorious old faith which burned for centuries Whig hearts ...
... any meaning. More than forty years ago an acute and disinterested observer declared that Stanley was a Tory, that Russe was Whig, and that Peel was a Radical. the analogies of Catholic Emancipation and Free Trade are trustworthy guides Peel would now be ...
... 1687 was the “ Keligious Bible,” because “ religious “ for “vebsliious” in Jeremiah iv. 17. In 1810 wife w in Luke 26. The “ Whig Bible ” (1562) wa Decause a beatitude sead, ‘' Blessed are the pes Many other, instances are given of very great inte Masarin ...
... Bless ou, 1%, madam, I was admiring your little Best Valuc ever 0) Set, One Guinea; — 2s 64 Dr Stewart, th Liod:ay Street, RUM, Whig pees PILLS, agreeably aperient, So ant $ oy = | ...
... given a brief sketch of the life and writisir .4 Klaoe Broth, •• The Father of Low liernmei Poetry. - The venter of •• The Whig. and Insperial Federation give rapid survey of the opinions on this sideject held by leml Durham. and Lord Grey. He thinks ...
... for seat at the Council, and he hoped that his candidatuie all |>olitical feeling would be thrown aside, ami that for once We Whig and Tory jJI agrre mak* a quorum. (Applause.) Mr Micah Matthew, Southmuir, seconded the resolution, which was also supported ...
... and might now b*said that he had grown grey in their service. (Applause.) He was glad that politics had been thrown m«b, thw Whig and Tory were all agreed. did not expect there would be contest iu parish, but if there should b* they would stand sbMilder ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... frienti* please accept this the only intimation. Jons* well, aged 82 year*. Friends will plea* accept this the only intimation. At Whig Street, Inrerarity, inst., M'Cclloch, blacksmith, aged 66. Fuoersl Tuesday, at 1 P.M. AU friends please accept this the only ...