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... 203; witches, lOs to cod. is to 95; mackerel, English, Es; whiting, 2s to 55: hake, 13s to 15s; skate wings, 7s to 9s; rouse whigs, 9s to lls; haddocks, 3s to lOs per stcbe; so!em, is 44 to Is Ed; slips, is 6d to Is Dd: lobsters, 2s 9d to 3s 9d per lb. LONDON ...
... to the sense of heroic brotherhood in death, which the Italian soldier shared with his Hungarian enemy. The other is The Whigs of War: I. Baptism of - .Fire, the fruit of an airman's -xperience, obs-rving and spotting and fighting, along the Zeebrugge ...
... George IV. left much to be desired, and the coming of the girl queen put an end to an unsavoury atmosphere. Lord Melbourne, a Whig, was a man of the world, a man of explosive language, and yet accounted along with Gladstone the best read of the Queen's Prime ...
... on the Tory side, while their kinsmen of Cessford, now represented by the Duke of Roxburghe, were long associate l with the Whigs. In bygone days there were keen, almost bitter, contests between scions of the two families for the Parliamentary representation ...
... Friends please accept this only) Intimation and invitation. STEPHENSON.—At 20 Dundas Street, Bonny. on 14th May, MARGARET WHIG MACDONALD. Funeral to Dairy Cemetery Saturday (private). Sadly missed. TRENCH.—At 13 Grindiay Street, Edinburgh, the 14th Slay ...
... Mt A. Boazruan's r.f.d. SPIGOT LAD (Latto—Beeswax) .• •. Paterson Mr J. Hayes' txl.w.d. STARRITS TOWN BOY (Millside—Silver Whigs) Hughes 8.4-OAKVIEW STAKES. First, VI; Sec,ond, £4. Mr If. W. It. Adam's rib. GLOBE POLISH (Test Match—Marigold) .. . .. Lauder ...
... Riddell, Hundales, a practical and skilful farmer, and a prominent supporter of tho Minto Elliots in the days when they led the Whig forces in Roxburghshire, was the first to 'begin to sell tups by auction at Hawick. This was in 1845 and was, we are told, ...
... soon made itself notorious by the unscrupulous and scurrilous nature of its attacks on the private character of the lea,ding 'Whig nobles and gentlemen in Scotland. The paper was eventually suppressed, and John Nimmo, hearing of the issue of a Speaker's ...
... this grand old man. Notwithstanding his political views, his honesty and integrity enshrined him in the hearts of everyone — Whig and Tory alike. The sculptor of this beautiful statue has certainly struck that nobility and commanding presence which always ...
... KEEPING IT UP. KINGSFORD SMITH FLIES ON TO RANGOON. FOUR DAYS AHEAD OF HINKLER. Whig-Commander Kinpford Smith, who is Oying to Australia and attempting to beat the record of 15i days set up by Mr Bert Milkier, landed at Rangoon this afternoon at 452 /Q ...
... of the men who died on King's Mountain, and the bodies of the dead were interred. One authority save: So curious were the Whigs to see the fallen British chief, that many repaired to the spot to see the body as it lay in its gore Und glory. ...
... Parliament protecting grown men. In politics he repeatedly asserted his independence, and claimed that he was not a joint in the Whig tail. He greatly dared to be unpopular, when he stood almost alone against the policy leading to the Crimean War, and when ...