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... that in course of time, and i not of a particularly long time, the * emancipation of Lord Rosebery may mean the revival of the Whig party in Scotland, if not e on the other side of the Border as ivell. It is y not good for man to be alone; so we learn 0 on ...
... LORD HARTINQTONS REPLY. Lord Hartington is the descendant of a great Whig house ; Whig, who has divested himself all the worst traditions of Whiggism; politician, who recognises that the intereata of his country come before the interests of his party ...
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... tence of the . LAYMAN. Bir,—Bince the secession of Whigs and weak- Ineed in 189 every stratagem has been tried by them to throw the Liberal programme off the line. Their enthusiasm for temperance has toned down. For hated coercion they have for them on ...
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... bauld Whip And gi'ed their copremers a. But now Whigs tor sillar calf ca the pillar) Bought ava, man, The det! took the tewyer, And left the poor He was na a mouse to bis paw, man; was bis mark, But a Whig signet engway thtae, maa. But wheo yo hae fee'd ...
... 2 TTTE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1897 PUBLIC NOTICES. FINANCE. in sellers ei Cep 'bans Rio Tisk) re- Whig market be still ia tin heeds el aperskiters. ceded to 27e. sad •to 1355. The Chartered &ems:us in di Hones of FOR INVESTORS. MARKET REPORTS ...
... DCZZLIJL Whigs. Mara& Fleatr. Overuse tergraitee: prase —Liao Omura's. Cain &rot fIaJOI healers. Cartridge Bags. !Dom.. ur Urnere, Came. aiika eg amuse N. saiertea—Leetle OnJima's. Cease Lent. QltuOTL3.O Gaiters. 17 lampLW. rerie 4 7. etiPoligt addieliaa ...
... trotter who robbed prroole no the highway, and • Whig was a whipamrs, • person who drove horses. was at one time a term of reproach, and it could hardly he inuentloed. (Laughter.) ()noting from a compositor's text-book, dated 1848—five years before the ...