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LOCAL NOTES

... one of the moat Liberal constituencies in the country, a constituency which in 1784 returned the great Whig leader, Fox—an oppluent, as all the Whigs of those days were, of the Irish Union—and a constituency which never since 1832 has returned a Conservative ...

THE ORKNEY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1892

... so, Lord Salisbury, in view of the near approach of the general election, is adopting the old Tory policy of dishing the Whigs. We do not think he will succeed in doing so, but if he does it will certainly be a stroke of good policy his part. The political ...

THE WEEK

... Conservatives, though declaring their intention of voting for it because it was part of their present policy of dishing the Whigs, at the same time said they did not approve of it, one even adding that neither had he seen any need for English local government ...

learn certainly that they will be called on, when the dissolution comes, to make choice between their present ..

... and call himself a Liberal. But we have travelled far since be could indulge in a little jingoism, or occasionally join the Whigs in harassing the Liberals in prosecution of their Irish land policy, and be forgiven. Once, in 1885, he offered us a tolerably ...

THE ORKNEY 10iSAkibiWAP.tiNiRAY,

... collar. I reoosnised him in a moment. After bidding him welcome, Davy presented him with The Freeman, Pal, and all the papers, Whig and Tory. The ex-Premier laughed very heartily and gave him a large coin. Mr Balfour he saw very frequently. He presented him ...

THE ORKNEY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1892

... 1870, when the Burgh Franchise Act was passed. As some one said on that occasion, you will remember, the Tories found the Whigs bathing and stole their clothes. (Applause.) One would think, gentlemen, that on this occasion the Tories have found the Liberals ...

IT CONTAINS NEARLY 400 SELECTED CASES,

... prosporitp. No wonder they are putting forth such, Iteroalerin exertions. The very fish of the sea can hear the die that that is Whig sleds by Provost Demist and ► other., and learn them better smeniers than cross the Firth to the Freserborgh coast. Why, they% ...

ealeukated to mislead by giving people to understand that land can be got on terms which those who really we

... valid title to the land which he held ; and Purely none but Mr Melville would ever think of asking money from any Government, Whig or Tory, to lay out on land without a sufficient title shown by the disposer of the property. If he believes that the Orkney ...