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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... gentlemen who take pleasure describing themselves old Whigs. They have been old Whigs since 1874 or perhaps since 1868. They discovered that they wore generically Liberal bnt specifically Whig when those who were both generically and specifically ...
... Christ's fendiing. neither is it part of the apostolic creed, •either should now. If the rev. gentleman's Biod l-ent on being Whig Tory, that creitnre which is neither fish, fl?sh, nor 1, but knows under the cognomen of Unionist, be csst off the sown and ...
... Christ's teaching, neither is it part the apostolic creed, neither should it now. If the rev. gentleman's mind bent being a Whig Tory, or that peculiar creatnrc which neither fish, flesh, nor fowl, but known under the cognomen of a Unionist, he should ...
... Tu&pik. Gamekeeper. Rasansby, Carnoustie, JOHHftTOirv A Simpson, Solicitors, Duudee. FORFARSHIRE. BLACKSMITH'S PREMISIiS «t Whig X **T. near Forfar, »« Let, with (Am ofl Add. Vint The Premise! * ...
... education has been estab- ished, nos only with the goodwill of all classes, 4 by the unanimous vote of all arties. For once “ Whig and Tory a’ agreed.” onsidering the far-reaching consequences of a system of free elementary education, the rare unanimity ...
... be ® the Act, the real guarantee will still of the land and his holding—a d guarantee which less than two years no Unionist, Whig Tory, was any gtt tolerate. What a pretty exhibition the Unionist conscience the constituencies when the supporters the Ministry ...
... age be succeeded to his father’s business, which, under his care, graduall veloped and became ty extensive. Mr bel to the old Whig sehool of politicians, but he never took any active part in political affairs. For many years he Justice of the Peace for the ...
... is divided into two political but that those’ sections live in am (Hear, hear.) our Club ie divided ours. It is a Conservati Whig, Liberal, Clab t I am glad to say, from it, that however uch we may differ politically yet there amount of within it, and that ...
... and to live in amit (Hear, hear.) Well, our Club in St Stephen's divided considerably more than ours. It is a Conservative, Whig, Liberal, Radical, and Parnellite Club ; but I am glad to say, from my short experience it, that however ow we may differ ...