... funds ? The Dublin Evening Herald, the Parnellite organ, says:— It is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided among the Whig M-P.'s (that is the anti- Parnellite party), it represents one pound eight shillings and two pence as the purchase money of ...

... you will say with too that men who have no belief iii the divine revelation are not, the men to govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals ; and certainly such Liberalism affords a• tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up ...

... view oo Thursday sad DOD& QECOND-HAND £lOlO,l cult. wawa Mamma of onnor•door at Ow and *MI dmnnfs with top and tile book ; Whigs two oafs -ilO. At Moults) Dopes' Coldest t death Street . P.B.—Alpo , I ask sham manatee ; video ; mahogany 3 It. sue. l bookcase; ...

... result being—Wale, 4 goals ; Rangers, I. ST CLAIR T. Roselyn 3t Clair bad as their visitors lea the Fermate from Leith. This Whig the epode, match the St (lair's new park, • good of spectators turned out to witness it. The did not sten until nearly five ...

... parts of the oouuty. Their orgauisation was also a Unionist organisation. Party usuues underwent change from time to time. The Whigs were as dead as Julius Cromer. He doubted very much whether there were many Tories left. There were few people in Scotland ...

... Mid-lethia• :—The trade in the brink. sod for dimes is _.punted to reeds time. Is Mid sod Lathiest the Dalkeith hes Pied. the mimes Whig speed to keep the mien pies *levee per fortnight by saki. this day is About 50 miens is who did not pertielpto is the hot mimes ...

... like Missy anything abseil my lust mould he all art ohs wen tto tie plow sea sung • bad. lovely vein do ham, le he sum and Whig musical was pally why Ma for it apartmea, met seem the houses, you . pey oar se nab the lia, Zoo Oa • piano in. Bat sow is ...

... bona. sad • d bet welter. Whin this ea* pi is a/ amnions tats on away Ow am • el this poperstier • put the and said le the Whig wads win he-nines apeman' d • liquid as d pier d will. with little labour, &rase Ise weer that semi to be rinsed without Mein* ...

... Now Philipin , lived lung and happily with Uchtred, and ho was a wise man and great the land, though be never loved the Whigs or the Dutch. Hr.— That fallow over thorn cheated me out of a cool million! She — How could be? He—Would't let me marry ...

... yoe deny the fact, Kate? No, I was there. What of it r What of it! exclaimed Robert, in an outburst of jealous rage. Whig of it ! This of it ! You are as good as to me, sad you shill not go flirting dark with other 111011—there ! You came ham soy ...

... Best sixth hen, W. Pollock ; best sixth cock, J. King. VALUATION or COUNTY or MID-LOTHIAF. -The following is an abstract (*Whigs and pence being omitted) of the Valuation Roll for the county of Mid-Lothian for 1894-95, made up by Mr Kennedy, County Assessor ...