... you on one eondition,” said Kate gravely “And that is?” asked Hans, briskly—-for him. “That ’Tani Sani given her consent,” whig* Kate, laugbitiuly, she rtefl her room, Smeldt stood perplexed for about two minutes, then look of chagrin, followed, hnw•ver ...

... aafaod and .purred our into the mad deal pUlop. Fortunately, «fae three them worn kwh, and ws began to get ahead. Our punned, .whig thia, mad* one great effort, and auaged to get near enough to fire their re■olrera. Sending Winifred and brother on, drew and ...

... that the deputation appointed waited on the manager during the evening, but the increase of wages demanded refused.— Northern Whig.” The Irish miners wanted a standard wage of 6s per day, but the company will I only give 3d to 4s 6d per shift, and 4s 9d ...

... kingdoms. Ar regards Ireland, the words of Coleridge, spoken in 1833 are as true to-day as they were then:— Our Ministers—true Whigs in that —have faith in nothing but os- Ediento de die in diem.’ In North East markshire 1 repudiated, as I have always repudiated ...

... non existing liberal. Heme Rale Party, reduced in extremities, paralised, each succeeding leader inferior to preceding ones, Whigs scorned. Radicals humiliated. Independents unsatisfied, free lances and Imperialists all banged by the United Irish League ...

... party. would be interesting to know the secret history of the negotiations during the vacany, the attitude of the Imperialistic Whig, and the position of official Liberals toward the Executive. Was it laid down as an imperative law that the candidate must ...

... lights congratulate themselves having milder light than they would have if khev used tamps, There's none o' two ieetfromth' .whig o' pick wi' them,” they say. No aoramglin’ to lamp sution when yet get in dark, just strike match, an’ theer yer are; then ...

... better for the mass the people. Nothing would suit the Whigs better than a coalition witn Unionist Free Traders—it would dish the Radicals. But the Radicals have been dished too often by Whig aristocrats, and are tired of the game. ■ST* We learn from ...

... which is generally the thing that interests them the most. Sir A. Ackland Hood has discovered that the position of Chief Whigs is not altogether a bed roses. When supported the candidature of the free Trade candidate in Greenwich he evoked the protests ...

... inconvenience endeavouring to maintain their meetings. On Saturday night and Sabbath the meetings will ha bald in the sooth whig, which though small in comparison with the main hail, is yet M comfortable and well seated piece of meeting. Thus ail the anal ...

... BELLSHILL ACADEMY TUESDAY NIGHT (27th) 7 30. HOLYTO WHIG-NIGHT (ERIDAY), at 30. MONDAY, 26th, 7.30. WEDNESDAY, 28tb, at 645. WEDNESDAY, !»th, A 1& Bellshill & Mossend Special Scavenging District. LILY THE YALLEY,” CHATTER No 2. The Regular Meeting of ...

... 1) M., Alex Smith, P.M. ; 8.M., Jamee Harrison; Mark Master, Wm. Dempster. P.M ; 8.W., Peat; J. W„ Janice Reid ; Secy ,W. 0. Whig! Tress, (pro tem.), Ross Baxter; B.D, • Smith ; f. D.,Chas. ; S S , J. Bound; J. J. Anderson; Librarian, Wm. Russsli! Assistant ...