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... Against the Whigs with great despight . By him tbo Parliament was led Saints' blood like water then ho shed . He confidently did declare , _ They should not have time to prepare For Heaven , because he said tbat Hell ^ Was too good a place for Whigs to dwell ...
... with a cordiality in which their tries& read a hope of better relations. Mit Marquis ef Maeinhale, lender of most oelebesisti Whig faction of the eighteenth wee Mrs en May, Ha, and two Victorian their bleth in 1330—Lard (who to be theism Prime Misiater) ...
... 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 ...
... developments have made uneasy in regard to the future of that country . Lord Russell , with a firmness appropriate to his : Whig ancestry , denounced the foolish resolutions of the Congress , dismissed complete independence as certain to be a calamity ...
... 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 ...
... les of rebels. He had no belief that a_relaxation of the strong hand would alleviate the difficulties of either Tories or Whigs. His beliefs were those of his century —a century mainly of religious bigotries and of sharp political antagonisms. Had not ...
... righteous side, Smellie is wonderfully successful in his purpose of metiny out scholarly justico to this famous captain of Whig-chasing dragoons. Naturally Smellic is deficient in scholarly sympathy for Claverhouse—a deficiency by no means apparent in ...
... 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 ...
... calling upon tie cheir to bad the wa thecluunnan rightly that it wou be of machintend irataiired that Mr Wm. Director, was Whig l Africa in the spring on a visit from they anticipated that . Lochrin g m would receive • welcome impetus. WikLes' Fraser ...
... that out of all the Covenanting host the men of Galloway put up the stoutest resistance and held the Brig for hours. . . The Whigs, indeed, might have come off victorious, had they only been an army and not an agglomeration of debating clubs and revival ...
... unite the two parliaments. In Scotland the Jacobites and Tories were opposed to union, since they were aware that the English Whigs were determined to have George 1. of Hanover. Hamilton, who harboured some hopes of himself being nominated (since he was the ...