... is situite.l on the banks of the Isla. perhaps the rri 'st favoured district for the production of tine Whisky Stresigth 14 Whig ...

... Justin M'Carthy, M.P., and Sir E. IL Russell, now editor of the Liverpool Daily Post. In 1868 Mr Alexamlei Russel, the great Whig editor of the North, offered him the post of assistant editor of the Scotsman, and on Mr Russet's death, for a few years ...

... rare that his daughter should wed a Whig like Major Pitcairn, albeit he had distinguished himself at Fontenoy. But Mistress Rutherford settled the matter. Balmeath, ye forget that Blanche, when ye wedded her, was a Whig an' a bold ane. An' it says muckle ...

... of what is called the age of chivalry, that the Whig party had to fight for the House of Hanover, and for the rights and privileges we HOW enjoy. The Liberal party is now in the place of the old Whig party. Apparently, as of old, it has its work cut ...

... happen to be officials, and to shout, as they declare, fur their country. You are, in fart, one of the inheritors of the - great Whig tradition, and those who most siucerely respect you look to you to maintain and enforce it. When you shall have completed the ...

... their ceremonial d' ers withinits walls. He'e they drank deep as fashion was, and here they foucht and 'greed again. as Whigs and Tories ever did, or do. The famous Williaw Mauleas Lord Panmure Cie Daniel Lambert of Angus—was oft the life and soul of ...

... John Webster. Half .Pint Red Currants--1 Andrew Cairns Roseville ; 2 G-eorge Anderson, Carseburn ; 3 Mrs Carnegy. Half- Vint Whig, Currants - 1 Ihs gy. Cairns, 3J. Wilson. Half-Pint Black Cmrants—l Mrs Carnegy, 2 John Rough, Cotton ; 3 A. Cairns. Half•Pitit ...

... Adamson (Cenvenet ) kis altered the roof and the' repaired the es at, Mr Chapmen, who wait gimes l with cheers, was that through Whig issvpitil otherwise , a east of upwards A.. ill.. paysaid he hail been taken somewhat at a detail- Balfour wooed not lime ...