... *? r.**« » ** * 1 i. , i lie merit »e •!». Il ’l-> b* bo«MM „ •. .*i ito cmm^ iSTb-B .cJ Wtrt. «me to In ih« clout* f thr Whig p*»»y. HmwH * b ...

... to find oat whM b* noiljr n. Dow b* mj thm *i« •'dwoomef* who mo not “Chiiotioor Wh*t would bo M 7 I wIM 1070*1/ • Chr..UM» Whig, o« * Ohriotioa* Tory, o* “Ohruuoo'' Would tboO boMm lib*) tb«M food BBOMot Bad why tboold ho throw oat toautootk>* that tboro ...

... tin- Cua«-rvativw. had con**- to i-niU*! BaiilT ahire h* the tin'a n* • • tr.at a hum enlu'il ai a |.!vv man a liealei rate Whig —waa n‘»t giving latirfarteju to tininoro o|iine>n.- tin t.'-ionty. lleh.ei ilwayn l»« a ll■■«e• Huh-r, bat not af’i r tlio ...

... »vi - \nm-MU. t, »!. * itm. FENCING WIRE. Kinds COEN 1.-SKKS, CHAFF CUTTERS, BRKAKEJfcN GAIU»KN CLTTFRS. ITERS. AY KNIVES. WHIG MACMIN SACK HOWS, BOLLr.KS. RUSH 3JF.A>I RKS. TURN IP SCULLS. CATTLE CORN SCOOPS, CRAIN SHOVELS. CORRUGATED . IRON KICK COVERS ...

... govern his own spirit, temperate in all things, to retain self-control and maintain selfrespect, he is the roan who, whether Whig or Tory is in office, will hold his own, extort the respect of othera, and sell hit labour at its full market price. A small ...

... uw-lul m 111 u*t*»w *PV aaij ...

... who expected that that measure would have contained manbnol suffrage instead the £lO franchise. used to r|>eak with great the Whig ebopoeracy, who, when they got the franchise themselves, deserted the working caitte. Mr who was sound reason-r. a clear thinker ...

... leadership, they could, with this report aid them, wring measure Home Rule even from Lord Sausbirv. economist, no statesman, Whig, Tory, or Radical, disputes in these days the msxim that taxation should be proportioned, cot to population, but to capacity ...

... (rot off that I coulJ gal and dance sunbeam I Is ns' ho •trank, handsome chiel sure hi* notion* qaaer, but they’ll mend-1 hit Whig mysel’ when was young, till I that it wadna pay. We a* gel sms* a* get aokler, and saa may be ; and I’re been think in’ in ...

... Joha •velar. . A Hart-oaM. Mu. at laaii* At ...

... for mining organisation, and two yean later stood the tirst Labour candidate ever heard of in Scotland for Mid Lanark. Loth Whig and Tory opposed him | tooth and nail, and polled leas than 1000 votes. Five years ago he began attend Trade Union Congresses ...

... local politicians to a veritable windfall. There lias Iwen no stiiring of the political wat. r* this liurgheither by Tories, Whig*, or Radicals for long time back. In fact, it looked if even ex-Provosts Thomas Davnbon and Jnmes Hunter had either got into ...