... dwellings for people ° 3 f think we who ase handing in Maud, are all agrecd as to the nevessity tor caform, whether we are Whigs or Torira. of course, I wan te to be tukun care of all over the world,” replied Maud, “and I am of onr eound, roomy cottages ...

... on popular side. Well might Mr Morley }express his wonder as to what the of |struggles were. His averment that the old th | Whigs, ‘exclusive, narrow, and oligarchic m jas they were,” fought the battle of the people tolagainet the Crown for a century, while ...

... read Sir Arthur Grant's epeceh, in which were a large nasnber of Taberal inciples, which almost him to he call ed a Liberal or Whig; bn 3 Arthrr Grant and other whe eat to Sir / imed Liberal princi; war thas these were entirely platform and have any poasibls ...

... by the The wives auit, the auld men tell the siuries ; An fau (ore get their three the reek, An ehiles they crass about the Whigs an An Sn wa. slack to len @ tn be toms a os set the crack ; Wad gic am tak omy in the ian Vet Nau was fell entre draughtit ...

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... Edinburgh $- (a Voice—“ Buchanan. ”) Rule was not safe in the hands of members like that. What was Mr Buclanan's In 1885 he was Whig, in 188 Liberal history? Tinionist, in 1887 he was not in favour of Scotch Home Ral in 1868 he wasa Home Ruler. In ‘Donald ...