... and in In giving some brief Election side- protest the Tories and workers lines, D 1 Fisher said that usually united. The Whigs, said to abhor only one in four persons voted, and tyrannies abroad yet indifferent to as an intelligent approach was the ...

... assistance in iestéoring the furnishings of Abbotsord. % - From the late eighteenth century, Sir James Craig was active in Whig golitics and a leading advocate in cotland of the reform movement which culminated in the passing of the great Reform Act of ...

... also Spare HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale at p.m. CJATURDAY, March 25. at 2 p.m.—ANNUAL 5 SALE of SAWN TIMBER and FENCING WOOD at WHIG STREET, KIRKBUDDO. BCOTT GRAHAM. Ltd., Auctioneers. THE STRATHMORE AUCTION CO., Ltd. TO-DAY (MONDAY). — At THE FORFAR MART ...

... their party caucuses to the great majority of their supporters , who , at a time like the present , feel that the game of Whigs and Tories should be laid aside and the country governed , not by a Conservative-Liberal coalitionbut by a Gonservalive Government ...

... out bom Portsmouth in the hope of regaining his health. He made the voyage in the frigate Barham,” gener* ously provided by a Whig Cabinet. For almost year be visitied various places in the Mediterranean and even tried to write new novel. He returned to ...

... out, from Portsmouth in the hope of regaining his health. He made the voyage the frigate Barham.” generously provided by a Whig Cabinet For almost a'year he visited various places in the Mediterranean ana even tried to write new novel. returned to London ...