... occasion of his dispute about the Earl of Calleadees cane, but was readmitted to it in WM He was • decided Presbyterian and Whig, when the most of the gentry of Strath. earn were Ems ...

... coupled together in on: of th: mot engrossing stories ever filmed. Th„. other feature is The King's Aide. with Duncan and Toby Whig. Thies is a turf nwhadratna, and tells IL: cans:nil:mai story of villain: who seek to compel an owner-reporter to lose an important ...

... Vcrihtrie Whig, of 13th July. reae•ans us, end 'em a pretty coast pentad el this j urn .1 we cannot help saying that it has no am Irish newspapers in the Ability ,f it• erials, rides being one of the mow into 'Mal ii hies the reentry. The Whig gives 30 ...

... had name area and told of reverses as well as beetames. The meta* was negatived without a divines. Is the souse ea Tuesday Mr Whig sub. slatted a motion asking the House to prohibit the wile or intociatting drink tie he of the of Commons until the the war ...

... belonged to the neighbourlesed of Crieff, and for peerstimes were larnme an the Castle ratans. At that period Breed Street. &Whig, was the and husiams street of the lowa, Own any of the ashility and pastry rented. Fiera peat view the old shop wee very the ...

... Collins.ti of .1k are A. Collins; Rata. was deeciesteet bar the ocemion with a protartan of tutruiser !Wirers, the eeretriony Whig Conducted by tfie Rev. Henry Onttining. A., with Miss Webster. at the orghti. Entering the church daring the pinying of the ...

... A Steil arose Tea Tea, SIM.. ea .04. attend the eel Sawa Teaathrog W pa,. on Mears CO *Mae, Mad T ma, I'.• W. pith* Whig. lama Two Yr lags Yam. LammPm :- 1/2, 1/4,1/G, and 1/8 per LI,. COOPER - & CO. LOCAL BRA- NCH South Kstbyen Street. LOCAL AGENTS ...

... we am masa ea bead emir lae.i. i s he soma le pupate ildr mak let is it 'eget *drove poekeai ad if el Portiammest, be they Whig, Tory. or Umbria, think °therein% then lot the electors disk ' seriously about • change. ...

... other. busier. might be to The thin Y follewe Legere Committee d COM end DO the toed to the and public The wen hes tnememd Whig par 7w, at tree le winter, it wee very beery, era err are of weer The timbre Committee fed thin this work of the &Or men Ord ...

... askance by all that was most 'progressive' in the Radical ranks, who most distrusted Lord Haldane as th most Conservative of the Whigs. How ^ante he to break away from liVhiggery and to plunge Into Fabianism , Like most political traiwormatines it was a matter ...

... the rule. That noble Lord's contribution to the debate was weak in the extreme, and is well described by the Belfast Surthern Whig as a few catchwords and a plentiful supply of adjectives. His Lordship's main point was the parade of the old cry about Ireland ...

... Scott, Edinburgh: Mrs Chinch, Edinburgh. SING STREET. -- No. 5$ (Mrs M'Ara's)—Mr Hawkins, Govan; Mr Court, Glaariow. No. 72 Whig's)—'airs and the Misses Mcille, Rutherglen. Victcria Buildings (Mrs Halley') —Mrs Morris, Mrs C. Moiris and family, Lochoc; ...