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... Howmuir, Aberlemno. E. Thornton, 13 John Street. J. Sheriff, 47 Lyon Street, Dundee. Mac Stewart, c/o Craiks Ltd. Mr Scott, Whig Street, Kirkbuddo. Hazel Campbell, Wards of Turin. Moira Watson, 20 St Margaret’s Park. Miss T. Leslie, 26 Langlands Road, ...
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... particular denomination of politics we are attached. The answer is—The same class that we have always adhered to—the sterling Whigs. Not that our love for them prevents us from seeing their faults and exposing them so far as this seems necessary, but because ...
... Melbourne (Whig) ‘ and Sir Robert Peel (Tory) held office alternately between 1836 and 1841. Then came Lord John Russell, one of the Liberal architects of the 1832 Reform Act, and in 1855 Palmerston became Prime Minister at the head of a Whig-Peelite coalition ...
... Melbourne (Whig) and Sir Robert Peel (Tory) held office alternately between 1836 and 1841. Then came Lord John Russell, one of the Liberal architects of the 1832 Reform Act, and in 1855 Palmerston became Prime Minister at the head of a Whig-Peelite coalition ...
... 1918-1924 1924-1932 1932-1940 1940-1950 1950- James Farquhar (Tory) Joseph Hume (Radical) Sir James Carnegie (Tory) Horatio Ross (Whig) Patrick Chalmers (Liberal) Joseph Hume (Radical) W. E. Baxter (Radical) John Shiress Will (Radical) Rt. Hon. John Morley (Liberal) ...
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... Dundee. Raffles— Mrs E. Whitton, 186 East High Street, Forfar. Teas— Mrs A. Black, 39 South Street, Forfar, Mrs A. Sturrock, Whig Street, Kirkbuddo, by Forfar. Bran Tub Donations will be gratefully received by any of the above, or at the Hall on the day ...
... Dundee. Raffles— Mrs E. Whitton, 186 East High Street, Forfar. Teas— Mrs A. Black, 39 South Street, Forfar, Mrs A. Sturrock, Whig Street, Kirkbuddo, by Forfar. Bran Tub Donations will be gratefully received by any of the above, or at the Hall on the day ...