... worthies; The Bobkin. Blearty. and the North. Wee Inglis and tan the Mumbles. They spier'd at me what side I took, Was I a Liberal. Whig. or Tory? I said I car'd as wha did lead— Nannie Pence or Pipes-o-Rory ! I only earn' tee hoar and see The •rod the demonstration; ...

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... about either of shall presiding. The others present were Whigs used to say that the Tories stole Bailie Gillen. Commissioners George Gertg, them. they cannot expect that a feu their (the Whigs) clothes when they were Sub-section the 21) section spec ifi ...

... the incoming Govern- went, Mr Dundas said that apart from went were of uncommon magnitude. and what he might call the usual Whig and would require to be dealt a :tit by a very Tory election questions, the main question firm hand, at the same time ..,ith ...

... HORSE THE FIRST. Auctioneer : —Ladies and gentlemen,— Who bids for Flash Point, the masterhorse of the stables; up to all work—Whig or Tory. Long in the political circus, where he was taught to wriggle, juggle, and fence-stride: to summersault and stand on ...

... so that he was compelled to resign. The next year, however, he came back to office, supported by his former opponents, the Whigs, and this time the taxes on corn were abolished, corn was allowed to be freely imported from abroad, and the .price of bread ...

... nursery romp, or the country excur- her husband, whose opinions were deliber- thy of the whole na The Duke of Kent had been a Whig, and ions with her little ones, rather than in ate and slow. The statesman thereupon, .1 the alarming illnce naturally enough ...

... mended at last. meeting. Briefly ex- appreciate mid ono, the riebessecd maid-of-all-work from the North Hall ran moderate Whigs were inclined 'he igs to lieve R. Paterson, Armadale, delivered to a - impson, W.S., Pathgate; Mr Addison, threatened reduction ...

... end,to give the Government everything it needed in order to bring the war to a speedy termination, whether the Government was Whig or Tory. - In • time of war every lover of peace and every patriotic elan must support the Government. More than that, every ...

... Glasgow and do pMeass pmts. Hai bps widow, two sad ono mos. do .7, , bs Wawa. ILA, who le 'obviates the trailed Fres Muck It Whigs. HA RTHILL. Orme Retinue —The f Oniony/ figures have bun by Mr Acdrew Mrris, foe the Ebotto Fstisb, which Harthill , West Benham ...

... must go: we must get him to town, and try to cheer him up a bit as soon as he is there. At first Jack would not here about Whig moved. But he was very weak and feeble, and conscious. perhaps, that he could now do no good by remaining. And then his father ...