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... tured on the fierce, unreasoning high Toryism of suc as the John Ball, although they saw, by way of Leeds Mercury, the leading Whig journal of the eS They dwelt in an ideal world of their own, discusf^ fc relative merits of the statesmen and warriors of ftllCl^ ...
... 1 know no greater delusion lhe present Government has done more good work than I have ever known any other Govern ment do— Whig or Tory Then the first The Mishap to Renfrew-Built X)Beihek The steam dredger No 285 Renfrew to Blythe which went ashore close ...
... Spirits 10 Co. 4 cits—Wat. Watt 2 cks —R. Thorne Sons Red Wine S cks--John Lyle • :toss 10 cka—C. H. Curtis 41 Cs. cka—K. ThomE Whig Wine 30 cka—R. Miura. & Some At tr•t Ship area •B.A/SOW Aug. 12—DOKIRA les), Glasgow, TRINIDAD and DEMERARA. 1174 (21 men)—Orw ...
... Lan.aster, EER STALKI Shot Baga, Dog Couples, Shooting Leggings Gun _ Covers, Cavs, ict, Leasings Dug Whips — OG COLLARS, Whigs, and juisites, Portmantesus, ‘ranks, Rags, Ow ‘a Union Large Varied Stock. CH OOL BAGS, Grained ed Cowhide, Hand-Made, Mand- ...
... to Cromwell and the Commonwealth. He was practical politician. In the nomenclature of later day he would have been called a Whig. In the troubles of Charles I.’s time he bad acted with the moderate Presbyterian party ; and it has been shown that under ...
... Idle. Ye mak' ewe brew Ilia Pe ram Si. love t is ikelk. hikkoreberldee Ireedrft* illihe teep : wr r ei ilreerabiel deep—. kik. Whig. anent I livtit ..11 rr ,C4 ll lg 4 • • \t•V ‘ • ...
... The essay is written in a racy style, but the extreme Radicalism which permeates it will hardly find favour with slowgoing Whigs or Liberal Unionists. ELGIN MARKET GREEN AUCTION CON. P.tNY, LlMlTED.—Yesterday the first annual meeting of this Company was ...
... BERTMIN, LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, FORESTERS, mid Others Engaged in Planting. MESSRS REN. REID ft CO., beg to announce t:u»t. -(Whig Expiry of Lease, they will sell, by Aucti'-i . ••n TUESDAY, the October, and Four Following Days, the whole of the'•TOOK giviwing ...
... WHIG* ■■ Will TO-DAY, ...
... Hastings, which constituency he F«?« till IBli4. After his accession to the duchy he ceased to take much interest in politics. Whig, afterwards threw in his sympathies with the Unionist cause The Duke, though assumed the name of Powlett, was descended from ...
... 1886 it was bad now. (Applause.) The policy the Government had been following was the ?? of what was known as dishing the Whigs, Which meant turning their coats, forsaking their principles, putting them down their throats, and blessing the thing they ...
... The programme of reforms submitted to the League. he says, was a good one ; but might he improved spun. The proposal to Whig lemeholdsre of £3O under the scope of the Crofters Act. he Gaya, was one which evoked much sympathy ; but why stick at a ...