... greetings had been received from kindred Clubs. The greeting which the Dundee Club has sent to these Clubs was as follows Whigs, Socialists, and Tories may a' disagree. care no£ a doken —this is our jubilee. But wait and pray that great time see When ...

... Guaranteed Pure thoroughly reilable goods. Large Usual Keen t rice per pair finish and with the hard properties of the Teviots. Whig?, Singly. Best Make. Large Usually per pair e ' DRAFFEN & JAR VIE, D«» We should who every man coming our A *VP just now ...

... appealed to the Whig ladies. Would they come and help him? And they came, notwithstanding the fact that at Covent Garden a regular siege of terror was prevailing. The sailors Admiral Hood had brought in order to intimidate the Whig voters (they did not ...

... Upper Chamber, and to this by Bill alone, and not by a and a Bill afterwards, onff 1 plated. , This means the triumph of the Whig section of the p B, tb also tho partial conciliation tented Radical and Labour nl of Commons. *6 0 ...

... paid. The advioo was well suited the King's temper. The judicious proposition of the Lord Keeper was rejected worthy only of a Whig, of what was still worse, Grimmer. Violent Indignation Expected. A suoh CSiief Justice had suggested, appeared. Some people ...

... the Lords, and demonstrations were held all over the country. Dundee played foremost part, for the old city in 1793 had its Whig Club and its branch of Friends of the People. which was looked upon a hotbed of sedition. Pamphlets and posters telling ...

... family with a long and distinguished record in the military service the country. He was the son of Sir John Ogilvy, who was Whig member for Dundee in four Parliaments, and his mother was daughter Lord Henry Howard. bad for many years taken prominent part ...

... passing of the first Reform Bill, and he stood front of the hustings when Mr Jeffrey, then Lord Advocate, was returned as the Whig member of Parliament for the Perth Burghs, and saw the carriage in which was seated drawn through the principal streets a band ...

... Minister, from 1852 until 1855. Later, when Earl Russell's Government brought in Reform of 1866, Lord Eloho was one of the Whig magnates who took part in the secession which became historical under its nickname 'the Cave Ad-ullam, and which succeeded ...

... Chambers al the commencement of the session, this work having been previously decided by the Federal Council. Prudence the Whig Element. The L Chamber in Sweden deserves few words of description, because it is modelled on lines similar to suggestions ...

... make it sure. O'er globes and sceptres, now on thrones it swells; Now trims the midnight, lamp in college cells; 'Tis Tory, Whig; it plots, prays, preaches, pleads. Harangues in Senates, squeaks masquerades. It aids the danccr's heel, the writer's head ...

... practical reform advocated by Unionists of the oonditions of the people and away from a barren controversy which delights the Whigs and bores the nation.— Morning Post. Last Night's Decision. The House of Commons has formally committed itself p resolution ...