... won the toss, and Dundee kicked off towards the south goal. The ball was once collared Maslerton, and carried down the left whig towards Dundee territory, a hot shot from Thomson just missing. Seising the ball from the kickoff, the Cupar forwards again ...

... The event caused intense excitement m a m-st crowded neighbourhood. Cairo Friday tl.ere w«e 392 fteih cases of and deatiis. Whig lira of Chiu) rex. Anxious nmtlicta who think their children are weakly overgrowing themselves will like to know that the average ...

... of the Reform League Glasgow. Mr Anderson elected one of the three M.P’s for Glasgow in 186S, and in 1874, breaking with the Whig caucus, threw in his lot with Sir Charles Cameron, then standing independent Radical, and was elected. He sat in Parliament ...

... wealth, “Tom Ten Thousand.” Thynne, who was several years older than Elizabeth, was a prominent political!, and leader of the Whigs, and what might styled the Duke of Monmouth's right-hand man. He was member of Parliament for his native county, and, what ...

... families —to whom he always refers with a curious deference. this week he spoke with something like enthusiasm of the great Whig houses of Devonshire and Bedford. But though Sir William Harcourt may be rather contemptuously-minded aristocrat heart, he ...