... re-enacted in 1604, after a struggle which lasted for several years, during which the Whigs had generally sup- ported and the Tories had usually opposed it.” When the Whigs brought forward the Septennial Act in 1716 it was bitterly opposed by the Tories. ...

... better as regards In many the beds are from the for them, sad the living roma. The property by soled Is wee .band. a mew Wiry Whig bedroom, had the Geer rural bees am melt beams. brawl of vamps are soy proper motes of sewerage works er ea adore& supply el ...

... reactionary party in sottish politics. We coulees to have been amused at the preposterously silly contention of that arch• Whig, Sheriff Vary Campbell, that those who support Dr Hunter's Home Rule Bill support the extinction of the Couv.•e.iuu. Precisely ...

... Maryltirlt School were reported, sad ens sd to the Cloovener 4 Askadattee OsmiMoe get a girl sire pease alp to attend sakes' Whig her before the Inspects/Os swab on the two sibs& were submitted • MIL In the wise of 1 it tbat the bs been greedy improved ...

... with him to the trial. The whole Coun’ was intensely excited. The trial had assu a political aspect. The man on trial was a Whig, and the man killed was a Democrat ; t lines were closely drawn, and the friends of the dead man were clamorous for the blood ...

... late Rev. Mr Rose for the endowing of beds in the Infirmary, as privioasly reported, Mr Don submitted his report, and the =Whig unanimously agreed to invest the money In purchasing debenture stook in the Great North of Scotland sad Highland Railways, ...

... Parliament which canrot fail to be of interest to the constituencies, and that is the coming disappearance of that band of Whigs, self-styled Liberal Unionists, who were so long a drag on the progressive coach, and who will in the course of a few months ...

... Home Role Government of the of the lie Chureh with precisely the same instincts of resistence a in 1688 united and Cavaliers, Whigs and Tories, Republicans and the upholders of the divine right of Kings—which united all classes sections of this in ope commen ...

... which he despized and condemned. Ae would see his own party—the which he educated up to the point of “ disl party, ing the Whigs” on infinitely more tame and half-h half- hearted fashion-~a fashion Shieh did offence and violation to their own conscience ...

... Sin Mr whieh mos heeded trim • as odd sot Mr having this. • pia, Meting obis* we le mply ha se Mr Males Mil wag is lamer el Whig paid by alsm, wad Mar a Kr Baker Ohm Mr Zip we •It and represent the sown* lb W headwater, seconded. Mr sod Mir J. Rend, North ...

... Officers' Expenses Bill, they petition in favour of it. The Bill had emanated from the Liberal party, but it was one which Whig and Tory, and all honest, fair-minded men would support. A Voicb— Question. Bailie Herald seconded. Mr Michie said that if ...

... Officers' Expenses Bill, they petition in favour of it. The Bill had emanated from the Liberal party, but it was one which Whig and Tory, and all honest, fair-minded men would support. A Voice—Question. Bailie seconded. Mr Michib said that if any gentleman ...