... AWAY WITH WHIG AND TORY! Mr J. Kcir Hardie, M.P. was the chief speaker at meeting the Glasgow Fabian Society on Friday. Alluding to the argument that the hahians ought capture Liberal Associations and the Liberal party, lie maintained tliat it was much ...

... of Forfarshire, which post he resigned only last year. From 1837 to 1884 be sat member of Parliament for Dundee. He was old Whig in Politics, bat advanced with the times and in many respects was ahead of bisjparty. He was chairman ot several public boards ...

... to publish his M.S., with a few letters from undergraduate of Queen’s College Oxford, fought at Falkirk as volunteer on the Whig side. Still more recently an MS. volume of poems one of the Scottish lady song-writers of the last century has been discovered ...

... Devonshire House another the l I mdiuarks London will dissappeat. The ♦‘beautiful Duchess Georgiana” made it the headquarters the Whig party during the straggles between Pill and Fox. Mr Gladstone can hardly apuear in any new capacity, for lie has pretty nearly ...

... captives in 1655. To-duy for one visitor the old ruin who remembers the Earls Marischal there are hundred who think of the Whigs’ Vault, and of Peter Paterson, the original Old Morality*’ whom Scott found 100 yews ago at his pious task upon the gravestones ...

... s must be modified; their only remedy was the remedy which the Irish were seeking, they also mu?t put their heads together—Whig and Tory must insist Home Rule for Scotland—(applause). But the question before the country at this moment was not whether ...

... history such struggle—the memory of the faiilitul men aud women who dared the relentless fury C e murderous brought to mind tlie Whig’s Vault with the Wes still tob’i seen where the prisoner’s hands »ere wedge ...

... it was last year? He thought the main reason was because they had got rid of very serions incubus; they had got rid of the Whigs. They were always a great mischief to the Liberal party. They were enemies of the veiy wosrt sort; they were enemies their ...

... frequene opportunities of meeting together on like auspicious occasions. He did not say the same kind of occasions. (Laughter.) Whigs and Tories, if theie such now-a-days—(laughter)—all classes showed loyal devotion, and sincere interest in the auspicious wedding ...

... their forefathers obtain that privilege, which app irently so many prize*l lightly. With the Castle of Dnnnottar, with it« Whigs’ dungeon and its martyrs graves before them, surely they could not forget what cost to gain those liberties for Scot I and ...