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... M* —Baron Liebig. From Jg/. per Dozen. MAX GREGER'S (rVRLOVVITZ. St*« tlißt Every Cork bears the Brand “Max Witbuut it the Whig in nut Genuine. TO 15E OBTAINED Kcicl Son, Cupar AND Mr W. W. Bruce, 37 South St., St Andrews. ...
... Two Statesmen. When the history is writUn of the Whigs in the days when they lapsed by betrayal, the nam?s of James Monoreiff and Roundell Palmer will outstaod. They bore the personal resemblance of probity, dignity', gracefulness of method, iflaousnesa ...
... falsetto, argument from the most amateurish of statesmen? It was a wonder to everyone why this Whig lawyer, one of the political sucking-doves of the genteel Whig Eighty Club, was given a portfolio all. He man of little experience, of no distinctive capacity ...
... Whereupon the Tories made a night of it. The majority was small, but would do. The wound didn’t yawn like a church door, but the Whigs in Argylo were anyhow over with it. And thus the feast of reason the tl -wing champagne went round, as the two always should ...
... v ). /*7 Ihs., ■J7» . «10. (coin.), ib-., 265. Oats, . ITs |>s. Wheal, i,J lb.-.., IU \I>KK. ■liknliav atten-lsncp, fnnn^r Whig -Hiill hii-«y wiili harvest. N»*t many Quality new very hi-* I. !>«•» whwit an-l hurley Js cli'-ap* r. *>M wh- . Mteatly. ...
... in the lurch. There is an instance at hand of quit© opposing contrast to this. It is that of Mr Villiers, who has sat as a Whig for Wolverhampton continuously since 1835. He is ninetythree years of age, and who, eyes front, has witnessed many Gladstonian ...
... City, (imhiie, Lou-len, Ogilvy. Thomson, -e. nnil l.ot}ii»n «..-re the more prominent ; whilst tin. left full hok. and right whig of the isitors playeil weli. .. tin s.itur.liy Pun lee Craign.all, whose eleven iiiclu’le a number of well known seniors ...
... interesting, for he is the most variously qualified man in public life but be didn’t qnite exhaust his allusions to party names. “Whig” and “Tory” will always remain as denoting parties that took their names from things and not men, and that had lengthened careers ...
... extraordinan medical reports on the etticacy of Chlorodyne render it vnt* importanco that nubUc should obtain the (rename, whig is protected a Government stamp, bearing the word Dr. J. Collls Browne’s Chlorodjme.” See decision of Viol Chancellor Sir ...
... to receive communication, light a bye lection, the inevitable du’y ensues ch descriptive name. Liberal they an* u. as the Whigs wore it, nor cal. llnine and U-.ebuck commended it. It tends confusion that ihey degrade a name wh- e principles they have ...
... much of it wjs blue-pencilled. A less fortunate discovery in the late forties was made in connection with a meeting of the Whigs in the London Tavern. was dinner a* which in private have views exchanged about a policy pursue. The Times was resolved to ...
... —nor of the father either, aho rode from Coilessie to Glasgow Market and back in the same day when men sat in saddles. The Whigs were once glori -us in Rothes Cottage, f-»r Russel of the though no relation, was often there, and all the band of them of ...