... admirable bits of illogical argument indulged in' and one or two mystifying speeches made to show thin whether a man were a Whig or Tory, iical. Unionist, or Consci vative, must adhere bv whichever party chose to preserve a friendly attitude to the Church ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... faith and love. Witness tbe following physiological Sera N. odoestere nesdied could men • one is the other ebo esiepineod of Whig _weerheated, elected • sun by &Mien ola glares id toe water, witkost the aid Ida plarkbo. Us awl game. Tomer Lody Hen Sonnet ...

... there is not much do ! ne at ( tie moment ; Tirice 8 , tKrHevCTrottti \ n'aa firm for both Bieaand Persia kinds . ~ Northtfa Whig Avril ' SS . • . ' . ...

... the first prize awarded to a very nice puppy. POULTRY. - There was only • small turnout of poultry, some of the dames not [Whig. They were only • fairly average lot, and there were nose of nntannding merit. DAIRY Thereizexood entry for dairy produce, ...

... rendered nugatory by his almost immediate succession the Earldom of Kgllnton ; and when elected representative peer Scotland, the Whig ministry of 1806 elevated him to the British Peerage fay the title of Baron of Ardrossan. He was no speaker, but bis soldierly ...

... nugatory by his almost immediate succession to the Earldom of Eglioton ; and when elected a representative peer of Scotland, the Whig ministry of 1808 elevated him to the British Peerage by the title M Baron of Ardressen. He was no speaker, but his soldierly ...

... won fiestmed second prism, were much admired. The Poultry were perhaps a better class than errer,most of the principal 'talus Whig well up in point of quality. , lrings were motnemely good,-and Brahinas fairly so ; but, with as coos- Menai 'reception, the ...

... to Mr Thomas D. Anderson, a denims et Auld Rookie. Sir G. Garen Duffy gives the hat el his letters from Thome Carlyle, the Whigs testifying to the kindlinem as well as the shrewdness of the writer, and especialy to his &WM to be helpful to young in the ...

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