... Lateran, a Ca, LW., held a spats* sale of store stook se their Aection Market Twesday. As the sasses is far advanced, and skis Whig their lout speriel store stook sale for shin assion, the numbers forward were sera entallor thee eseel. Cattle esesprieed ass ...

... lowered (be standard of public and private morals amon their admirers in their Charles James Fux and his respertive generations. Whig coterie imitiated George the Fourth, when Prince of Wales, in all their own deplorable rites of moral iniquity. found in him ...

... raised. The trade is Pablo is bog at present, woad los a gad-send to and but still disro is no of a Can it be tbst the ars &Whig operations in the dread of a Bose 1 hay we whisper that it is the el the burgh — what's wrung t Tonto W. Goma The fortnightly ...

... hall, and was glad the audience had given them such a hearty welcome. He had say further that there was a song sung that night whig.li was not on the programme, “The absent-minded beggar.” (Applause.) At the close of the first part of the programme that song ...

... Provost &swear said be boas mad brought up in Dingwall, sad eo far asthe Mammas shm a lady could ao6 pees the tows without Whig insulted, the Ira time that ee bad beard it was whoa is cause from Mr itesphereaa. He knew an pea at boat at the day and sight ...

... Mayhem.. nil it did sot artier whether they had two infinitives We 110101st that moo LA. WY. right ce. It that there was so &Whig; wily, in snag elected repro imitative fur r elected for Work, it the aimed ()spiel. es hat fortis& wham Whs., Me to., The ...

... dilkwity pitied the mu when the bed been pet up. But lb* west of wrest was by that time such. that mend the gentlemen on the Whig side same mad entreated us not to attempt staffing flees Yes frost of our ion. One of them, Cepta;a iAli gliott of the Royal ...

... P who had practically ceased-to exist. One was g the Tory, whom we used to hear about in Sot- land, and the other was the Whig. His political v opponent and his friends had called him Tory, a but he did not see in what respect he resembled b the old ...

... 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 ...

... ce, in coming there that day. F->r generations there had been two great parties in the State. For long they were known as Whigs and Tories, but now they were known as Liberals and Unionist*. It was considered wise and proper that when either of these ...

... rest of the old Whigs, Union jit 1355 over Home Rule Bill. even went so fa;- his bitterneai as sell off famous Millais portrait Gladstone. Since that period has taken little part in politics, except one notable occasion. When most the Whig section of the ...

... Youscas eaid be had over and held that there were two classes of poiticlan who to exist. Once was the Tory, the other was the Whig. “it had become the fashion of hie opponents to call him , Lut he did not know how in the least he The only difference there ...