... The Buchan Observer. TUESDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1924, far as this constituency is concerned; but Whig and Tory will a’ agree to think of him kindly, and will speak of him in frien’ly tones, though when the voting day comes round they will gang their ain gait ...

... S - STUARTFIELD. Maud Whig cuh paid a visit to the Stuartfield «fob én Tuesday evening, and played a mateh of Fo a-side, resulting im a win for Maud by 37 points. The scores were :—Maud, 254; Stuantfie'd, 217. The visitors were entcainéd at the close ...

... Gordon, Laird of Park, of a noted Jacobite family, and had enthusiastically followed his fortunes, throwing to the winds the Whig traditions in which she had been reared. ...

... steuggled to dissociate themselves from any connection with Scotland. On the other hand, it used to be hurled as a reproach at the Whig Ministers of a certain Victorian epoch that they were all more or less dewcended. from a * matriacch 'of the cdan. There are ...

... join in drinking a teast to which we can all agree. In the words of the venerable Dean Skinner :— . “Let Whig and Tory a’ agree, Whig and TBy, Whig and Tory! Gentlemen, the immortal memory of Robert Burns, the Ayrshire ploughman, but the national poet ...

... induces them to spen their Christmas abroad but they miss much of the merriment jollitz of the conventional Yuletide season whig are good for all who seek them, ...

... when a journalist’s political principles would not have permitted him to make a common trade of his vocation. He might be a Whig, or Tory, or Soclialist, or anarchist, but he would not have aspired ta be all of these at one and the same time. There was ...

... is, Ladies’ Cotton Merin6 Hose, Black and Tan, present pric s6d and 2s, our price 64d and Is. These prices only hold good whi]g ;tock };astzs :r::; may be sold out any day. Our Blouse Department is showing some lovely designs in the latest materials. ...

... aceount for a time, but ultimately the sun prevailed, and the great day ended on an appropriate note of warmth and brilliance. Whigs, Tories, and Socialists were probably *“a“gree’d” that this was a weleome sequel to a morning of doubts and fears. When you ...

... fathers, and tempers. waxed hot as the toddy grew eold, ‘Come, come’ ericd the hostess. Mrs sontgom wree’’ VMontoomeenry let Whig and Tory a’ wd on tis text John Skinner, on his retarn home, wrote his immortal song of brotherhood, comradeship, and large- ...

... dst thou o enignantly o'er all ing to quench the | asses in the deeps o poetical epistle to Robert Graham of Fintry ;- The Whig’s come on like Oeccan’s rom When all his wintry billows pour Against the Buchan Bullers. In 1826 the affairs of Peterhead werc ...

... in June 1746, and asked that witnesses from his own country might be sent for to plead in his favour since his father was a Whig. This was allowed and two appeared before the postponed trial came on August 2, but the most important, who were farm labourers ...