... a fictitious sept of Clan Hanald . The young Hector and Darthula Maceachan , Jacobite wards o £ their paternal uncle , the Whig Law Lord Brounhill . are created in a world of intense verisimilitude . Their environment of historic characters , in a Lowland ...

... of the Wai people oi the North of Ireland to his -aiper tinent challenge . VALUE OF A VERDICT OP THE POLLS ^ The iVorthern Whig ( Belfast ) in a leader , s * a 4 es : —With dramatic swiftness and a bold-« Ss born of confidence in the fidelity of Ulster ...

... in view of his recent illness , he may not attend , but may send a message instead . MR DE VALERA'S FIXED IDEA The Northern Whig , Belfast , in a leading article , states : — Although the meetings between British and Southern Irish Ministers are suspended ...

... French Revolutionthe spirit and the strength of the English Revolution withstood the onset of doctrines that were not merely Whig principles , from a French dyewhat was the quality o £ the politics , what the England , that prevailed ? The meaning in each ...

... Werster , ot Hellevue . Stntfiehl , Jiossicmoiitli , younBCst daughter of the hue . Tames Webster , M . U ., l' . lsin . WHIG 1 LVM . —On lath February 1938 , Ciuiu . es Frederick WUIGHAit , aired 65 . Funeral . New bottle Church . 9 n Wednesday , 16 ...

... He was at that time returned unopposed, and has held that seat evel since.- In 1919 Sir John was ap%omted Scottish Unionist Whig,‘ and subsequently a Junior Lord of the Treasury, in the Coalition Government. After the Unionist victory of 1924 he became ...

... them they found the best expression of their emotions in _l%y and sorrow, in %:‘atxtude and death, e 295 l Folk” the “Wild Whigs, the « Remnant,” and the * Cameronians” maintained with Psalms their struggle against odds, and were nerved by them to dare ...

... inflexible and severe. In an age when a Whig could be almost anything, to Johnson he was always a threat to order and decency. *“ Whiggism is a egation of all principle,” anéd “ Depend pon it, sir, when you see a Whig you see a scoundrel.” The Americans. ...

... SCOUTS’ A.C.—lnter-club run from Sprlaw Park, two Mpa.cks covering about seven miles. Details: ediums—Pace, A. Macrae R.S.; whig. G. Darge, E.S.H.; first home, T, Pearson, E.B.H, Fasts—Pace, W. Blair, R.S; whip, R, Sime, E.S.H.; finished as a pack. ' EDINBURGH ...

... containing two public rooms , three 'bedroomskitchen , bathroom with w . c ., ample press accommodation ; vaeant now . Apply WHIG 1 JAM k MACLEODS . S . C 25 Albany Street . TNDIA STREET 25 . —Attractive first flat ( lurnished ) J- 2 publio 5 bed rooms ...

... half a length—a length; but _Go!dflsh is still challenging. The race Isnt over, Goldfish is coming Ug. his jockey is using the whig. Hobnail’s Jockeg' is glancing over his shoulder, Goldfish is coming up—he’s level. My word! what a finish this is going to ...

... called the Radicals, who were a main voting force of Liberalism. A certain disregard of the needs of workin people among the Whig controllers o% the old Liberal Partg brou%h't the Labour group into being. Sir Archibald Sinclair 1s a Liberal of a fine type ...