... matter or humus, add largel: to the store of nitrogen in the soil, and they are m{ naturally weedy plants or hard to kill out whig they are no longer needed. It must be remembered in leguminous crops that we need to supply little or no nitrogen in the fertilizer ...

... far as the morals of the people’ were concerned, bull-fighting and cock-fighting were favourite sports. Wyndham, the eminent Whig Member, defended bull-baiting in the House of Commons, snd Sir Charles Bell, the noted surgeon, witnessed a bull-beiting in ...

... appeared next morning -in the metropolis. Domestic politics were not his line, however, and no one ever knew whether he was Whig, Tory, or Radical. ~_Personally Mr. Black was a small, wellshaped man, with a handsome face always distinguished by spectacles ...

... cries out for vengeance on those who shed innocent blood. For it was in the dreadful *Kkilling time,” and they were * dour Whigs ” that went to their death unrepentant and unconfessed. There, on the left, the round slopes of the Kilsyth Hills rise into ...

... Parliament in 1830 as member for Aldborongh, and in 1837 he successfully contested Perthshire, ousting Fox Maule, a prominent Whig leader. The late Earl succeeded to the Peerage on the death of his father in 1840, and after he entered the House of Lords ...