... Yon to Media sedeed *any oohed doe keys; de siert gild weakly, eel a The tat weed so rood, and Ni.. tbegag go et liaggsli oat Whig Aga h s a rArrale law. laid the ball palm% Gavin pith • law let Lends trod war ebb is shod aid for gag gurphydraevec, hits ...

... will be sufficient to Perier’s presence at the head of the new| Lanarkshire, Airdrie, Slamannan, Bathgate, |or British ther, a Whig of the old itics. The late Duke was like porsuer’s proof to the averments on record. well as on the generous donors of the ...

... vote of thanks to the ond and that the receipt of emoluments | Coldstream and Lauder tor education. tha duties ot which; both Whig, ‘aed Tory would Bridden, vebic shore, hazaar was varions committees, be said that considering the a few months ago such disqual ...

... him sole ' big little foetal& It ma at Ale thee that 1 settled to Monte. dale, Helms bag I had become acquainted with Wilfred Whig, and learaed a bit el Ma bigamy. I ales got to knew Dick Ormsby, and to suspect him of being • memestreL Yet little evidence ...

... hotels, eating-houses, and l refreshment-rooms. He also spoke more |i vehemently than most members of the old i c Guard or Whig section of the Temperance e Party as to the necessity of giving priority to I the Local Control BilL Nothing could, how- ever ...

... certain that a per- sistent set is being made against Mr Fowler, for the purpose of whose detraction the almost disused term of Whig is in hourly requisition. I am told that the President of the Local Government Board feels acutely the somewhat false position ...

... Oopy tbe Wan The Not, mooed ' me* lot I. TM obeli. rot by irks% NT ol *A. W. An . AUTOOSAIII BOX Aar owl 111..Tre I M b ar et Whig II Mbar et 9=43l=ronsig:l 4, um —eta Cope. of The Pea= Ombra. ow owl lost with PEW foot ITMOUt BAROAIN IN MMUS= OA UNerbiLIARD ...

... is woe Wald is rd the amt the the Leeds awl lie Vase& The d wee sear Pails. teeth, stlia by the Tha i awn the ne tams the Whig The Asp W the elpeee bewed—the huts. the %whim sew bed with see end the the pre was but • mvpoatiae ro:cpusiol6sadilopeisstwatild ...

... captives in 1685. To-day for one visitor to the old ruin who remembers the Earls Marischal there are a hundred who think of the Whigs' Vault, and of 'Peter Paterson, the original Old Mortality' whom Scott found 100-years ago at his pious task upon the gravestones ...

... ion. Asp 16 Sovru Saixt Axpaew State, Ven. Archdeacon Farrar, D.D,, and other able writers. D.; Mew. Reynolds, dencies of a Whig Ministry were regarded | agreeable to me,” he fo on, so far he miners were MOTHERWELL.— Tue Bovy Pouxp.—0n that le ology ALITERARY ...

... resumption of his duties might|Lords. The Peers did not the only article which Scott ever contr} not transpi 'Y to the great Whig mazazine—fetched 1g Sir Thomas Buchan He of Smeat | |be deprecated as involving some risk themselves with making an e: xeep- ...

... in that. What this country heartily ti desires is a consistent foreign policy, unaffected by any administrative see-saw of Whig or Tory. o] Very few people will agree with Mr Adams's apparent desire that with every new Foreign Is Minister there shoiuld ...