... *» station. Bat tbev’ve taeiMw*® f, lle4ir * tit they refonuatioti; . . A*’ on auld h-mour.-.l laws ,• Tbay mak'sad ' The Whig* have m»*l« as sweetly pay For ithtr’a educatioa; W Hypothec's an’ the game * * fain renovatwo. Yet the’ a’ these ha* 1 filled ...

... JACOBITES AND WHIGS: June 9. The Whigs supported the House of Hanover and the Presbyterian Church of Scotland. As our present Kihg is descended from the House of Hanover and our present Church of Scotland is Presbyterian, it is plain that the Whigs must have ...

... a petted woman, Sarah .Bernhardt for instance. Handsome Lady Holland was another specimen. At her board the most celebrated Whig orators, statesmen, and literary mon used to sit, was wont to call out ...

... renree lto Parliame' jti i u . will regard the measures Jer disCLtssi- j , all( |, men who propose pern, an' t fellow the Whigs S'° lobby except to support Radical measures. iitb to 111- objection raised agaiust him that 1' heretical opinions unfit him ...

... Long M. P. also spoke in support of a plea of insanity. Prisoner was committed to trial at the criminal smirk substantial ball Whig asaaptod as before. ROPIIIIIVA TO THE MANCHESTHR MURDERER. MANCHESTER, Monday. CommuracanoN was received in Manchester to. ...

... to act the same principle. fact, in the words of Mr lleriuut Osborne, it would difficult now to find a true thorough-going Whig an infant gorilla. And why is this? suspect the true solution of the matter is to found the carelessness of constituencies ...

... i and we wiU get equally comprehensive measure from the Tories as from the Whigs -more so, for the Whigs have more to lose than the Tories. In many of the burghs, where Whig oligarchs rule supreme, their degrading despotism would be broken. Place on ...

... goodwill be the kexnote, whatever the party. Here come to mind the words of the good old Chaple minister of Longside—“Lat Whig an’ Tory a’ agree!” So let it come about. The Old Deer meetings are free of all nagging and childish epithets regarding the ...

... ELLON, Thomas Milne, Jun., Bank Agent. (J. & T. Park, Merchants. F 8 13u11 ' lAlexander Watson, Bank Agent. LONWAT Wm. WHIGS, Jun., Merchant. LONOSIDE, John Watt, Merchant. MINTLAW James Shives, Bank Agent. I NEWBURGH, Thomas Mitchell, Merchant. NEW ...

... perhaps in three or four vyears. TR TN ol N WY Samue] Whitbread, the brewer, and a squire in Bedfordshire, was the successful Whig Parliamentary candidate for Bedford in 1802. At his threeday pre-poll campaign there, in July RR T S ...

... NEW DEER, Parry Prize-Winxenrs, — The ()(‘i(h‘ her meeting of New Deer W.R.L. took tne form of a children’s party, whig), opened with a fancy dress eompetition. The .‘,‘.‘,‘!;«,-'i were Mrs .\IUI'PR)'. Miss Dunean and Mr Buchanan, aii from Maud. Prize-winners ...

... consummate folly of the Whigs in continually pretending to lead reformers, while in reality, they were doing everything their power to stillo reformthat constitutes his power. The country will not readily forget the conduct of the lute Whig Government while ...