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... the beat loved of writers. Of all his wonderful variety of characteristics and endowments, varying from those of Cameroniau Whig the amiable traits in Villon, none fails to find expression in his works.” ...

... general election, that l am constrained to say something further in 'fhe same spirit yon have done ; more especially as some your Whig contemporaries, who ought to know better, are endeavouring to repudiate him—to repudiate the Highland man of the Highland peopU ...

... his father. In 1862 he retired from the police coart business, and member of Parliament for the Boroughs ec a Palmerstonian Whig. He wae made Under Secretary at the Home and later on Vice-President of the of Office in Lord Palmerston's last Ministry ia ...

... plain Presbyter, that ere while stood apart,” lay aside their religious differences, and rally one another iu friendly banter. Whig Tory, Laic and Cleric, “ gentle and sempl**.” have aneqoal font, mg theerampit; or have position according they can. more or ...

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... Grangehill and Muristoo, with the Montgomerys and the Pullocks, were Jacobites and smugglers, while James Ker was a Hanoverian Whig. Also that this James Ker of Crummock, 26th January, 1740 (six years after Mathew Pollock acquired Boghall), is seized in the ...

... which they could all join. There might be differenceg . in Irish politics, there might be advanesd Irish politicians, or mera Whigs, but they could all meet on such a platform as that upon whieh he | stood that night to further the self-reliance of their ...