... portal penned_ I did not sleep as you sopped. Nor left the door of Heave.. ajar ; Nor ha- little angel left And goes down with Whig star. Now ask that blushing bride, sod Will 4.1 bloat. anal*, and ray. not when she found that little babe Rbe found it In ...

... : Whet nignitlee't for folk to chide n.r what wu done before them' Lot Whig end Tory all agree, and Tory, Whig end Tory, Whig and Tory all scree To leap their Whig•niAmorwm Let Whig end Tory all agree To attend 'hi night mirth and glee, And ...

... with the memory of the men who struggled in the past,and they were deteimined and resolved that, in spite the-opposition of Whig and Tory, and of the cold water thrown the Bishops of Ireland on the sacred lamp Irish nationality,, that lamp would continue ...

... Sir Boberfc Peal, who, owing to sions resignations in his Cabinet, was forced ta give up government of the country. But the Whigs ware powerless; Peel waa IBcalled, Gladstone taking portfolio Secretary for the Colonies. After desperate struggle. Mis Repeal ...

... d the creation and endowment such chair, and Mr Alexander then member Parliament for Aberdeen, succeeded in persuading the Whig Ministry to establish the chair. Through I>»rtl John Russell he secured the privilege of nominating the first occupant, and ...

... Parliamentary party 00l the lines laid down by Paroeli. National Self-1 Government can wrung from England whether i the governed by Whig I'ory Ministry, j That was I'smell's belief, aud hail not the majority the Irish at Westminster proved false their trust, believe ...

... endowneent of such a chair, and Mr Alexander Barnnermnan, then member of Parlia- ment for Aberdeen, succeeded in persuading the Whig Ministry to establish the chair. John Stuart Blackiie, in May, 1839, received the appointment of Regius Professor of Humanity ...

... party on h the lines laid down by Parnell National Self- Guvernnent can be wrung from England whether M she be governed by a Whig or fory Ministry.t That was Parnell's belief, and had not the majority of ithe Irish representatives at Westminster proved ...

... such a chair, and Mr IS, Alexander Banmerman, then member of Parlia- I he ment for Aberdeen, succeeded in persuading the ce Whig Ministry to establish the chair. Through Lord John Russell he secured the privilege of be nominating the first occupant, and ...

... ALEXANDER A CO.. WOULD remind Intending Ttircbaaere that their Warehouse contains varied Stock cf FDR- for DINING-ROOM, DBA WHIG- ROOM, BEDROOM, LIBRARY AND HALL. EXCELLENT SELECTION TURKISH. PERSIAN. ASP BRITISH-MADE CARPETS. LINOLEUMS. FLOORCLOTHS. BLINDS ...

... feeling existed the time over the union, and the supporters Sir Andrew Leith took deep umbrage at the decision which placed a Whig the head the university. March, 1881, Maitland came north deliver his rectorial address in Marischal College. The supporters ...

... where the bridge is proposed to 1* built to the Kininvie. Road at the expense of £lOO, and it was done in view of the bridge Whig built at some later day, vo that altogether Milt would mean that they hail received from tho neighbonihnoil the sum of £B6O ...