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... disappointingly with Mr Chamberlain in Scotland. His course from Edinburgh to Inverness and to Dingwall was duly chronicled in the Whig press in advance, and, as in the case of Mr Gladstone, it was fondly anticipated that at each station applauding thousands ...
... Grange, and Keith. 701 FA= 11 OXTAVJO—A deep jest at radio Railway La dee Lee dialog d le peat dime& Yana la o AM arriving then Whig Sr. certain LORD R. Caustcomi is a Shakespeare enthasiut .r= NEM THE HUNTLY EXPRESS, AUGUST 26, 1853. THE LONACH GATHERING ...
... what Mr Gladstone had done for them, but that they know they must keep agitating else they would get nothing more, for the Whig and Tory landlords would prevent anything being done for them if they were quiet. As for the hover classes, the ignorant section ...
... its consequences : sin in the mysterious secrecy of its beginning, in the awful vision of doom revealed at its close ; three Whigs. from the vision out the wayside, bit deep into the heart of Paid. Such uttsormices a- this ie. that h ,ps Leithcr the Canon ...
... -SHORTHAND -Monday and Wednesday, 7.30 Danee,-0, Gordon. Secretary. WANTED good Salted Stubble Butter ik Jam. Show at Inverness Whig year; also, a select FARMS T I. tT. to ilk Good price given for good quality.-Apply eon-ignment from Mr C. M. Cameron, Balms ...
... ring *vim both bells. What are yas rioting at both ends for? exclaimed the irritated_ cost lust or. Because I wish the Whig to stop at both ends, re. plied the rustic. At —An Flyptlan fellsh'w clothes consist of a long blue shirt, ever th.s a homespun ...
... described the Parnellites as political Cossacks, and alluded to Mr Gladstone as leader of the Hume Rule party. Mr Whitbnod, a Whig member, spike in support of the bill ; and the debate was adjourned, on the motion of Sir William Marcum'. HOUSE OF LORDS—TVIODAY ...
... supporter of the present Tory Government than Mr Finlay. We have no doubt the record will equally gratifying to what was once the Whig section of the Liberal party. For m e time past, that laggard section has been falling further and further behind, and has ...
... and one-half what it is in Scotland. It should be noted that Judge Waters is not a Nationalist. He was one of the old Irish Whig members before that party was swept out of the House of Commons, and has the usual official bias in favour of Castle administration ...
... deserted tomb of the old Tories? Certainly not. Of course there is danger ahead. The danger is the probable extinction of the Whig section of the Liberal party. Everything that can be done most be done to prevent this. But the party cannot ignore itself ...
... dearly loved sister. Funeral arrangements later Inquiries Joseph Lymer and Son, Trent Bridge. Bucknall Tel 22270 and 29338 WHIG/ST.—At rest on April Bth. at the NSR , Thomas (Tom), aged 63 years. the dearly loved husband of the late Gladys Wright, of ...
... in favour of this new organ of public opinion, to much desired and required, not in the Scottith metropolis alone, where the Whig has monowilised the field foe so long a time, but throughout the country generally. We are Pleased to learn that the genial ...