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... City, (imhiie, Lou-len, Ogilvy. Thomson, -e. nnil l.ot}ii»n «..-re the more prominent ; whilst tin. left full hok. and right whig of the isitors playeil weli. .. tin s.itur.liy Pun lee Craign.all, whose eleven iiiclu’le a number of well known seniors ...
... to receive communication, light a bye lection, the inevitable du’y ensues ch descriptive name. Liberal they an* u. as the Whigs wore it, nor cal. llnine and U-.ebuck commended it. It tends confusion that ihey degrade a name wh- e principles they have ...
... Mr Balfour’s vacated seat, if it will not to a Unionist, ought to he safe from an extreme adventurer. It is saturated with Whig memories, and is remote from large places wherein crazes most do congregate. That which is filling all minds will probably ...
... and stubborn conte-t took place, but Bellevue got on the lead the United goalkeeper bungling shot, and the Bellevue right whig being in attendance, third point was added. The boys made one desperate rush to equalise, but failed, and the result was Bellevue ...
... malefactors there, the son of Dr Georg Barclay of Bonvil, Cupar, and grandson toe late Sheriff-Clerk of Fife, who, the old Whig that he was was at the drawing of the Reform Bill o 18 ' ih . J i ° t were always brains in the family, bn they have never ...
... foreign complications which are approaching with ordinary strength.'’ The writer cites Pitt's Administration, when the Portland Whigs join> d tho Government, as an example the possible popularity of such a coalition, and ho declares that such an alliance of ...
... obvious choice has been set aside for the old reasons in new conditions. It is at the same time remarkable that all the prominent Whig lawyer* of twenty years ago have miscalculated events hy losing the tide that waves o the Bench. Mr Annand. By hia own account ...
... should a Unionist Government not take Lord Rosebery’s services? He truly believed the day was ootning when there would be no Whigs or Tories, when all would be Imperial Unionists, and instead of Government by revolution, ins and outs, there would sontiouily ...