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... gathering in Inverness fur a quarter of a amatory, in the peewee of a very largo congregation said then was oohing ie the Order Whig& coal provoke the most wader or the most critical of odividnals. The Order the high ideal', of pieW, and, haring as to to all ...
... matbe' mat teal master at Eton College, aged 66.—John Mackessark of Balnaferry, Forres, aged 83. Earl Grey, eldest son of the Whig Premier, aged 92. 10. Sir John A alley, well-known sportsman. —Dr Wm. Moon, inventor of Moon's system of printing for the blind ...
... Covestanter, and also the accent on the qualitative final syllable of place names, as Drumclg, Kinif it was Kinkel' who led the Whigs, on which the student may consult Old Mortality and other historical authorities. The English instinct is to make Kinkel' ...
... Htime'e, although he never tnisecee an opportunity of extolling the Commonwealth ; hut 1 breed to give an extract front the Whig historian Hallam, who wee said for stern juotice without a rind. To govern, says Hahatr, net .r.ling to law may some-times ...
... AWAY WITH WHIG AND TORY! Mr J. Kcir Hardie, M.P. was the chief speaker at meeting the Glasgow Fabian Society on Friday. Alluding to the argument that the hahians ought capture Liberal Associations and the Liberal party, lie maintained tliat it was much ...
... axall. Dr Maclean severely eritieised tba exeostiva at Wick Liberal Association, apaakiag them cold-blooded, selfish, aanllex Whigs, who should ban plana flod's beautiful earth. They ebon to ignore aim. bat molt that waa unanimously adopted by the people ...
... criticised the executive of the Wick Barghs Liberal Associa- tion, speaking of them as a set of cold-blooded, selfish, soulless Whigs, who should have no place on God's beautiful earth. They chose to ignore him, but the result was that he was unanimously ado ...
... ; and bis defeat seems to have vexed him sorely. During long stay In England, he and his wife bad entree to all the great Whig bouses; and Mrs Craven soon became a prominent member of English society. Her varied accomplishments, her cosmopolitan tastes ...
... Edinburgh: John Robertson & Co., 31 George Street. Bradford: Mfiddle- ton & Fraser, 206 Swan Arcade:. CoNsULrTNGlseoNsstssaR-Cav. Whig-feld-Bonnyn, A.IMI.1.C.E., i London, and M.AS.Q.E., New Ysork. SOLICIoies-J. H. Farmer, Esq;, 28 Austln Friars, london, B.C ...
... ‘ Lia | tne oth the Tory the 7 eee we UE Ww bad 5 not only Whigs who, | was UF ‘ Sse OWL Mise ‘ vis directed by Mr Joseph Chamberla t wele cootipacs, man the forma 4 which Lord Sahsbary ould be t « Foreign mee he ve be Prame Minister, and ( of the or ...
... hreingiv ?? one, the result of which would tiie (Ibfinitc abanudonentlib of the historical l'iiralisim, 110. only by -thc Whigs vho l have fol- t. l 1 ie Duke of ]Xvolnshite but also by the P sivlls directed by Mel Joseph Chaeimberlain. This, ti at tide ...
... tested in a manner that I think no controversy.had ever been tested before. On the oie hand Was the old Tory party reinforced by Whig secedere and Radical ?? they were in possession of a great majority. on the other side was the liberal party under that great ...