... he was quite sure that he would do his utmost to advance the intereata of Caithness sod of Scotland at large, independent of Whig, Tory or (Loud cheers.) . THE VOLUNTEEIts. to wit.ou we owe so much, for their seltsactifiw in adding to the defence of the ...

... fastnesses repaired the routed fugitives from the ill-fated field of Bothwell Brig, together with many a poor, persecuted western Whig. To this unfortunate suffer' ■-> remnant Anti-parish, A.nti-prelatic, Anti-erastian, , Utl ctarian Presbyterian Church of Scotland ...

... soccessful farmers a toile and profitable policy to see simply the produce of the farm in bringing op young cattle and in 'Whig them off; at aovrate not to go for beyord It. sod not to use in feeding any considerable pordn of the groin which the farm ...

... with one of the most active of the leaders, he gave as) hw thas the would at least have « majority of 60. ‘This to drive the Whigs to 80 that there would be only two parties in the State, the party of labour and that of capital and privilege. Is is the tact ...

... ome payment end a few other measur al woald Mr F have ea if be had kaown that the iaberitor of | positive as the brad of the Whig party wou actually ase the stale brgry of the Freach Revoluti ite in order to frizhten bis of political let bi | out to Lard ...

... him that a great amount of the success of it had been due to the conduct of the chair. Let Capt. Sinclair be what he might. Whig or Tory, he made a splendid chairman a Shepherd, gathering. (Applause.) was sure the of Kirkintilloch were very much indebted ...

... effect that Higgins, on the uccasion of the recent hurricane, found the boat drifting about at the Esplanade, and in danger of whig smashed. He accordingly took steps to en- sure the safety of the craft, but the storm in- creased in violence, and the boat ...

... Shortneaa of Breath, Coptiveneas. bcurvey and Blotches And just in the Keel Tullochgorum Whig and Tory the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and ■ill united, so Whig and Tory to-night had united to all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, «e. first oouiilenanee ...

... Daunton : j Me.” Mr himself; and “The wee, wee [German Lairdie.” by Mr Donaldson, and at later j stage Mr Bowick gave “Awa. Whigs, awa.’M Conviviality was an outstanding characteristic of ! the Jacobite song 4, but all of them breathed cf ‘patriotism, devotion ...

... that gonad pat where first inanity esti Iha getting near crash.. • thy r or iambi, Not rues arena NEW gist. ever rilday from Whigs* Ibis port, which still the err. Ise PHILADELPHIA.-- An. *Me pen. lee *capon a«. In tho eoopore BOSTON.— Allan • In Pert ...

... hit W Philadelphia ' anti the . Wolf ' to water. He waa only • should not was going to fight, And Leitch wu preparing to the Whig of lth follewiag, a foot satire aatiefaction. Mr A. J. Craig, Walk.. charged. M e was paid mdo coat off also. he reptined his ...

... beau sahrew o { an . Irish . Nationalist , and denounce him ( Mr O'Brien ) ar . d the ohiiirinao , Mr . Dillon , as miserable Whigs . ( Laughter . ) To a cynic like Mr Bftlfoiir all this iuust be relishing—certain Katiorialista trying to prove the ; domination ...