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... “strait-laced’’ people among the Free Church members and among those who remained in the Auld Kirk. There were Whigs and Tories in both, if more Whigs in the former -.nd Tories iri the latter. On both sides the earnest and sincere men were of the type of Johnny ...
... and from tie top of the building splendid view can be obtained of the surrounding district. The monument was erected the Whigs in 1832 m oommemorat/on of the passing »f the Reform Dill, as a political offset to the r'Ov» nent which resulted in the erection ...
... against its revolutionary subjects in America Apart from one or two coarse and mediocre, if energetic, songs by Jacobites and Whigs, the lyrics of Scotland in the first half of the Eighteenth Century, while the return of the Stuarts was still a possibility ...
... following terms: Self-denying Ordinance, Jesuits, The Sinking Fund, Chartism, Non-Jurors, Bill of Attainder, The Treasury, Whigs. 3. Give an account of the chief stages which either South Africa or India became a part of the British Empire. ...
... it® most vital of all living L ectures. But the conditions j, growth must exist, other- • ii* .e the hair root, though still whig, remains dormant, like a ih®? in the packet. Plant seed, nourish it suitably, j it will germinate and j forth a vigorous shoot ...
... Cheyne. born at Auchencrieve. Methlick. in 1671. of “good” but quite untraceable parents. He was relation of Bishop Burnet, the Whig historian of the Revolution, and of the reigns of William 111. and Queen Anne. It does not matter who he was. It is his career ...
... the' the Go’lection, and gift* to the University of Louvain Library, bKKxmphlcil iHtlrograjrrrv Thomas Gordon, the ’ndependent Whig J RiulQch, the writer the sketch, remarks that “few have any idea of the prn!ificne«6 and popularity of this Scotsman, who ...
... 1839: Though Georiie reigns Jamie’s stead. I’m grieved, yet scorn to show that; m ne’er look down, nor bang my head rebel Whigs for a’ that. But still FH trust in Providence, And still laugh that. And He’s the hills this night That I love weel for that ...
... married men! He was either a throw-back or an ootlin.” His father was a stern, upright, unbending, dour, proud Presbyterian Whig. His son was a popinjay, a rake, an exhibitionist, a Tory, and —least tolerable of all to a Covenanting father —an Episcopalian ...
... lly heavy. Lord Derby filled the same position in 1916 until received the seals of the Department. Major-General Sir R. D. Whig ham, K.C.8., D.5.0., having vacated the position of Deputy Chief of the Imperial General Staff in order to take up appointment ...
... sketch of the career of this follow- ander and fellosvlibrariam, while Mr Bulloch his biograpliy Thomas Gordon, the Independent Whig ■” of the 18th century. Post Office Appointment. The Civil Service have now issued the reoults of the open campedtive «tcartimasiou ...
... bullet, the dark and unforgettable picture of him in “Wandering Willie’s Tale.” even the stories of his atrocities among the Whigs and Cameronians of the South- w est —all these appeal irresistibly to the imagination. Yet to be quite frank, John Graham of ...