... was wutlcss, an’ ho acreeved aff an’ coni them the hoigh Tory newepapor, the Sentinel.” wi’ intent to fulc o’ Mr Stuart, the Whig. Ho auno faund ho had do wi' on inbeann’, paughtv chiel wha assoilzio him except at pir.tol-shot. I wot ama’ pri«rn* was needit ...

... Secretary for Scotland, the Lord-Advocate. and tho Solicitor-General, but they had formidable critics among what may called the Whig section of Scott Liberals. hey had objection slight extension Crofters Act-«n Act. the way. which was fiercely denounced ruinous ...

... aside: What sicnifira for folks to chido For what's been done before them. Whig and lory all agree, Whip and Tory. Whig and Tory, l * Whig and Tory all agree To drop their T ...

... «nd Democrats are already putting forward strong daima to large and definite •hare in the TTiey much fear that it will be too Whig in its character, and Lord Crewe's recent speech has gather confirmed this. No one know* how next Government will be constituted ...

... and binds together. The dun stag and hinds together. Up the gap they swiftly scour'd. While 1 Vp them from the heather. The Whigs forbid bear arms— With laws they’d aye tvther— I kept the Spanh-h for sport; day it failed the heather. I loaded early morn ...

... open the gloveraakers sat close at their DojM-nf and of glove* had to “■'bsd this time to morrow, hurried for ‘>p«H ial order. Whig; Whir! Ksttle though the workers minute spare, buddsnly tho noises ceased, and from ©sen ■ twenty-four cottage*, which constituted ...

... supreme value to the working clsesea. way. it is aimswng ere Chamberlain claim Lord Ashley as a was not Tory, but pronounced Whig The author the Ten Hour Bill was staunch adherent the Liberal party Like all oooverr* the Colonial Secretary the old Tory daima ...

... the aid the dissentient Liberals formed Ministry. Lord Salisbury was in ill-health, and for ordinary reasons have preferred a Whig Government. so. with the approval of Queen Victoria. summoned the Duke of Devonshire, the leader the Unioni'ts. On his declining ...

... will, you may think, meet our candidates '* with tho stronciwi opposition.” Our candidate* not anticipate support from l ilhor Whig Tory, and I do not think our past exparienco would warrant in any other concluAioiv. course, with tout political party i-uch ...

... by unanimous consent. Tho ble-ssings of the party were Mr Chamberlain's for having thus so boldly and cleverly dished tho Whigs.” There is story I hare read somewhere of a Popo who Cardinal, in lieu of armorial bearings, conspicuously displayed tho net ...

... (Hack and bid* Deliveries). Barrow*, '‘tone Bara Fan. t Busbrle, Steelyard Wriahu. SacicAAJjd uldJclA. I'otaio Mcssurra. So whig Mapper. Furtiog-uB Plo”rt. Turnip Hasher. D Bos. Cask*. Feeding Trough*. Wooden Shed/. Roof TUe*. Firewood. Sheep * Turnip ...

... propose end reply U> the toast of the Annv. The requisite touch of comedy was given When the pawkv mmieter of Orange sang •• ret Whig and Tory a’ Agree. Agree did. well, indeed, that innocent electors must have felt some cf the indignation which disturlied ...