... Agent—Campbell's Drug Stores. Kirkwall. WTOLIMP.—Ineve look *la way bstono_you V boy. I think I eon show you VloLla !Map sad Whigs T. PIA Nola Sawst. ...

... Considering the part played by the Duke of Hamilton in the intrigues leading up to the Act of Union. his choice as leader of the Whigs or Willeamites may be regretted. He was, like room than one of his family in those days, a sly and unstable tharauter.• ...

... is hie oratery them V these comments had to depamlupea their memsaiss sad psompitude alose.—Berwedsp Review. Trawled@ of the Whig speeches against the Government missare are tainted with that studied ambiguity which is the most remarkable and objectionable ...

... great swam at the bar of Springfield. la politics, to which. whilst following bin e ndemics. be paid VMS stemten, he joined the Whig party, and wag a wars supporter ! Henn Clay. lu 1846 hew elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 180. lie was ...

... Cisterns, lees Bedsteads. Genera Seen sad poles. Railings, Weber Pipes, sed for Coatis, sad Stews se Coastlines prowess to Whig Alined. the Cooperates is =rideable. indeed, may mid to be smeared where indier gese i l i re a r is likely so prevail. Anises' ...

... responsive to Radical impulses, and an outand-out reformer. He had no seigniorial embarrassments, no inheritance af cautious Whig principles, no belief in the sanctity of the status quo. His official career began almost simultaneously with his entry to ...

... be.. in. 15014 at the of Psormion HOWIWAT, Illensd, (sew Ton* Su, .=; al••=respesselk weld. as ton•whysi• I Y. Ile, Mk le * Whig ...

... Secrete Acts has among le•r--wMI. isrzatiiimt inns . f widely differing political views and eot.sl interests. Your eurrropandeat Whig asses on Saturday at a iner4ing attended by several hundreds of delegates and wane organisaitiotis to protest agaitad the use ...

... parties, not the Clerk, he therefore moved they meet in public. It was public work they were doins. Mr Morgan seconded. Mr Whig• was quite with Mr Scott in the usual course. In this case, however, be did not know what the business was, and looking to ...

... Councils had done so. Mr MacLennan thought the only way t get the grievance remedied was to bri' on candi• dates at next election—Whig a,:d iof alike Ile did not think it worth while member to Loudon. If every constituency would make it the prime question at ...

... moneymarriage with a Yorkshire heiress. But he did not mush) a Tory. In 1769 he resigned his seat to gain favour with the Whigs, only to find himself distrusted by his new friends. So he swung back again to get the post of Solicitor General in 1771, earning ...

... Flannelettes so nee, The SPOIL for the BESIEGERS will Provide a small gold mine. Their Ready-mades for Men and Boys Are of Whig Heather Brand ; They can't be beat for fit and style, And pnoe throughout the land. There's bonnie Hielan' Tartan Clams, And ...