... Whiggish. The Whig in the old days was nothing if not a Parliamentarian. Hi* mind did not readily respond popular causes. The Whig spent his energies mainly in the sphere of constitutional politics. Azainst tho despotism of the Crown tho Whig fought vigorously ...

... BUNGALO SUPERIOR & Next to Mayb : 5 phiné Car a'yl‘e‘::infi: % fiouis“ n; House 'will be well worth whig somethlng new. Open Saturdays & % he TRNITY B 0 co. LTD- 1 13a SPITTAL ST, BV g 'phme.—Zß‘s' : ...

... Geological Society last mght, in No. Andrew Squaie, Edinburgh—Mr GoodcbUd, F.G.S., F.Z.S.. presi dent, the chair the; folio whig papers were read: Note on the Blanket Rock the Rand. Air E. H. C. Cruig, 8.A.; The. Sandstones the-Moray Firth, by Mr Wallace; ...

... possible that Lords Oxford and Grey, with who •re of the same mind* may get * surprise. Their mobilisation of the faithful Whigs and handful of so-called Radical* may result in disappointing parade. Mr Lloyd George, the controversy develops, vrdl take ...

... ‘CIZAI(iLOCKILIZI). TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHTI (AND DURING THIS IVI:EK ONLY). GARCON AND KIKI IN THEIR SENSATIONAL DANCING ACT. TIM WHIG II i. and his HAPPY VALLI.; Y ORCHESTRA. Dancing 8 to 11 Admissicu It- FRIDAY LATE NIGHT. Make your .ReEervation 'Phone, 61846 ...

... the Liberal party was at the parting of •he ways. It must either meet the wants ctf the democracy or would fall back into old Whig ways. In the latter event it would cease enjoy the respect of the people. Radicals should attract to their standard —he did ...

... him regarding the» merits of as a. truly progressive j»olitirj»l rreed. me to Addison and were such devoted adherents of the Whig Tarty. Addison an ingly moderate man. would ...

... Amongst the active supporters of Mr Chamberlain, an attempt is being made to class the Unionist Free Traders as antemio Whigs. That will not do. Some of the very ablest of the Torv rank and file, like Lord Hugh Cecil, \Yinston Churchill, and Mr Beckett ...

... Bri Vil Bekassi, Batavia whig e and A e Pantg We:‘e massacrz N 2 gang trenlists l;n:s r y G E o S vilts Over the B ooy I any “‘Emp &‘ t?th tr%ps w B Wetlt to.?le‘ Ry brey ' “Rineg 1% & ...

... centuries as many men talent, civil and military, and literary, politcal, and professional eminence, amy house Scotland. was Whig the old school, accordance with the traditions of his family, but had taste for the turmoil of public fife, and never played ...

... Automatic Since then, Sir Alan has worked steadily with a crew of able engineers to perfect every detail. Picking up the line whig draws the hose from the tanker into the tail of the machine to be refuelled is practically automatic and a beautiful piece ...

... former pupils of George Watson’s College. Edinburgh. made an interesting tour of the Border count on Saturday afternoon The tour Whig‘ was arranged by Mr A Clegsg, Selkirk. the Border secretary of the Old Watsonians, included visits to the Abbeys. The party ...