... and the early years of Fraser's. glee, the abandon, with which and Lookluirt and Magian poured out ridicule on • missy or a Whig, their 'uproarious contempt, the names that they called him, the blackguardly epithets that they applied to the Perzeuelitisis ...

... consider the effect of the !raising of the railway rates. The Hon. C. H. was materially larger and more important. The old Whigs had disappeared, and thew who were 8 ' P. Isselnsi4• Fettereairn House. presided, explained the puepeee of the meeting, Pmsecond ...

... ew c l u bs was played on Stow Pond yesterday, which resulted in • lan for Stow by 3 points. Skips and soores :- STOW. Mr Whigs 2O Mr taiga-m.l ..17 Mr Mortara 20.-SO Mr 211-37 ajority let P4sow-3. Lacuna v. ligutost.-Two rinks of each of these ...

... firmly-keit wig, was later on in the day obliged to seek lleetock'e ie a young 111111. slightly met worthy eho, havi having voied Whig, in the mornframe, and a quiet, deeded manner of cluing I that to carry - 1 to the in order to wraps the clutches of th e ...

... the son of Bailie Nicol Janie would have exclaimed if he kept up the business still. The ladies, who had previously been Whigs, were at once converted by the finest eyes in ths world, as Murray of Broughton called them. One of the citizens, then a ...

... declined a Bishopric. His daughter married a Walkinshsw of Barrowheld—one of the family Witch-ow quaintly describes (he being a Whig) as a Jacobite. and a person of considerable sense. From Bailie the Covenanter was descended Clementina Welkin'thaw. the ...

... friend and patron, and headed the opposition to the despotic Downing Street rule. It will surprise those who recall the timid Whig statesman of 1866 to learn that his speeches in Sydney from 1847 to 1850 were positively revolutionary, not to say insurrectionary ...

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... several years he was • leader of the new school of h dinburgh Radicals, which established in opposition to the Parliament House Whigs. Their principal achievement was the defeat of Macaulay in 1847; Mr Miller was beaten in 1885 by the present Lord Moncreiff ...

... which bore ! curious fact that while Scotsmen at large are 1 that they these districts had been treated ! Presbyterians and Whigs (in the old historic ' II the Lean laical Authority . with iujuoti(ie. sense) and Covenanters, the litterateurs 'the Trinity ...

... of the Oka. Weed°, Brown, Meaty ot the others are in the aelebbeembeed. can is the I - C.pt alarl OFFICIAL aCitATCHINOIL &Whig Surd, ildsochasusr7—WlWWWWW Mascbsstor sagastits- butic‘slita.dlisela wsl. t drowses, bt beds; Dort and tba Jul yes, of ...

... his Lordship's colleagues, both in the Lords and the . Commons, could say with him that they did not come from a Whig family and had no Whig sympathies of any kind. Those of them who were born of that species have done better than those who were not, for ...