... gave him a piece money equivalent to about our British hallcrown. LADY M DOWALL’S LOYALTY. Colonel M'DowaU of CastleseropiU » whig in 1745, but his lady was keen Jacobite and favourer Prince Charles. She was formerly a Miss Mallace of Woolnnt. The Lochwinnoch ...

... tnivemly. and aoon ultei wards adopted journalism as protession. For tour years was sub-editor on the atafl cf the -Northern Whig. lieltast. and latterly chief sub-editor- He was then appointed swK-editorabip on the “Glasgow Daily Mail, part which held ...

... would be a newspaper class in connection with free library, where they would have somebody who could impartially teach, neither Whig nor Tory (laughter and cheer') —he did not know such man and did not want to—(renewed laughter and cheers) —ho meant one who ...

... lighted that journalistic firebrand, ‘‘Reformer’s Gazette”; Motherwell was editing the Tory “Courier”; the “Chronicle” was Whig: and there were besides the “Free Press,” tho “Scots Times,” and host periodicals, including the Day,” edited Dr. Strang, whose ...

... appealing to mo in simple and convincing manner. As set-off against the ennui of the present season ami the deceit and hypocrisy of Whig and Tory, try qnam’s” plain speaking, or rather. I should say, writing. Welcome question! For Thr Gael have n experiinentiiH' ...