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... Secretary, Mr R. Milne, Forfar. The match attracted a fine entry of 20 ploughs. Prize-winners:— Ploughing—l IT. Christison, Whig Street, Kirkbuddo; 2 Harry aoott; W. Kirriemuir; fx. Thow, Balmucketty, Kirriemuir; 5 J. Walker, Wellbraehead, Forfar; 6 D ...
... RED SERGEANT A HERO OF THE ’45 Bravery in days of the *45 was not only Jacobi virtue. ** One of the few occasions which the Whig dogs had the best of it seldom mentioned historians,” says Francis the January issue of ** The Scots Magazine ’* (Bank Street ...
... though he was wounded at the ht.!! .1 his men, he refused to leave the fie; I 1 action. Only when he was time was he taken Whig. I 0 e . a ...
... private judgment as to statutes and regulations affecting their conduct; the Puritans 1 objection to administration, and the Whig tradition of the right of revolution. Which apparently means that vast numbers are opposing prohibition because they hold ...
... Open at 7 o'clock. Competition to Commence M 7.15 p.m. Prices of Admission- - 1/3, 2/4, 11/11. Orchestral and Vocal Concert. WHIG JUNIOR ORCHESTRA (sagnsnoodi ßo w: I give oomozar is the BARONY C HURCH HALL on MONDAY. 'wary 27sb Solonions by Orchestra r ...
... a period novel, around the beginning of the nineteenth century, when after a Tory supremacy of nearly twenty years. the Whigs were at last in office, though their tenure was precarious; Charles Fo% was Foreign Secretary, and all the King's. Tories and ...
... little f,ni * '• l.rou to tho notice of the ’IT roun. il. who ore rccommend'lnistec* that some rei bi* of incident is Robert Whig- Ttho brother whom rescued ian.es both school, in not yet five. James, Mtmpemons, was playing of tl'c Ki'cr Almond, which » ...
... determination, and supporting each other in fine style. W hen they got. on the move the ball more often than Hot reached the whig men. Frequent Foozling. Many the Scottish threequarter move ments, on the other liand,_ were_ frequently drawn up by foozling ...
... house of Stuart. The carefully-prepared poison administered to each succeeding generation for at least a century and a half by Whig historians and propagandists was calculated to have fatal results, and it had. But to-day historical research was lieginning ...
... Hubert Ware, there to Betty Garter the part Lady Were, and exceptionally strong cast Intopret the other characters Bto result Whig performance that admitted to be one of the finest ever seen the Another instalment “ The Dictate affords much amusement, and ...
... taktag thh iytag down, howerer, aad nepoaded la rtaonei Mtara They wen ooea nwardad wkh nrtbor goal after good no by the right whig, ealMaated Ah Ugbtatag taoT. later MeLeoa care fiaa rawrli of wtet eaa ta the rhootug Uee aad WraMnd, bet, aafcetaaaldy. the ...
... about in Edinburgh. All the Scottish people were in it, and it has been going on ever since. is the second rebellion—a purely Whig movemen —that results in tho delightful romances that are termed stories of the '45. Lady Kitty incent has just written romance ...