... purse. If, therefore, we have a Proper respect for tho traditions of Ne'erday, we must endeavour to forget these things. Let Whigs and Tories a' agree to bury the hatchet for a day or two; to remember with compunction that even a Peer has his feelings; ...

... expedient for him . to be a . prominent politician / much less to lead tho discstablisher ? It is almost quixotic . Notwithstanding Whig blood , he is bound to make am allowance for his place among usand in Tariff Reform to remember on . which sido his bread is ...

... hill, from every glen, From Deveron to the Spey. We'll bring our forces to the poll In all their wild array; We'll hurl the Whig from power and place, And save the sinking State, Depeal Free Trade, stop all reform, And change the laws of fate. Andrew—Ay ...

... Rome's praises are also to be proclaimed in song, while the genial Provost of the burgh will preside at the function. Let Whig and Tory a' agree and patronise this event. —A tale of two chairmen, secured for one meeting, has been causing amusement in ...

... League flnture few week* ago e* flooit Park, their opponents to-day beat them by 24. The iaat game at Sfediil we* abandoned •whig to darkness, with East Fife leading 3-1. Tbs replay, in consequence, should draw out big crowd. The United: Seam to not definitely ...

... prolib the tariff duties, are not ashamed tie IR on Tory platforms and listen without protest to imported orators assuring grin- Whig audiences that the tweed trade is deemed, and that unless Tariff Reform be apeedity adopted the poor, persecuted manifseturers ...

... -of developing brains until pupils had attained the age of 14. Mr George Smith, Cottage, asked what had beoome of all the Whigs when Captain Waring had sumh a cry about Tones. They surely deserved the name of Conservatives. Captain Waring said there was ...

... I.ely. whose vocal powers have so many audiences, Mr. rig i ved ' [mammon', V4l 0 of eontidenre. Mr. favour the company h Whig and Tory a• agree? ...

... local second Airing in a Reserve as to bring Bureau in their train. Cloto drib- League match The game reeulted in favour of Whig and passing by their inside men gave the the home aide by 2 goals to 1. but. as a matt.: borno defenders plenty of chances ...

... smash iho House of Lords . ( Cheers . ) —Mr John Redmond , at Bradford , January 10 . But , quite apart from the names of Whig and Tory , this one thing I will say , and will endeavour to impress , and it is this , that it v . 'ill bo a vital danger ...

... spent, or hoped to spend When, by this confounded measure All our hopee are at an end. Forced Ignobly to surrender To the Whigs our ancient trust; A.ll our power and all our splendour Torn and trampled in the dust. Bitter thought! the name of Tory From ...

... (laughter and cheers.) ox - Sultan of Moroeco , he av at last been i LABO UR EXCII ANG ES. checks and safeguards to which the Whigs Mr. Balfour was engaged work. iedeemed, and yesterday, on the produe- I Gluing on to speak of the national system tst!atil ...