... flu 1 of !peettla• 4..1' ink:ng a. Ihe ..f Nllliiiespal The %howl' I.v in &Whig %illi their lied;;.-1 awl the SUM f rate toe that :see to roclnfer. II It is known that Education and Public altssgether of loyal are In the again-i that Own . i' ...

... Mylv The three packs were paced and whirrn . respectively hy—Pacers. J. Crawford . BR.; A. Wilson. M.A.: T. WRinlas B.H. Whigs, .1. Rankin, M.H.; W C Leitch, 8.A.; W. Craw, M.H. The lead, at the finish wore:—Slowa—E. Roams M.H.; J. M'Bride; J, Crawford ...

... the largest (aye the Daily the Tories hove second during the preesat csatary. It falls, however, far short to that which the Whigs obtained after the passlag the great Reform in 1832. The Literal msjorlty Men 300, or considerably more Mara too to sae. It ...

... soltitim would I 11l ibr 1/11,t111.4 ,f clic difti- as I esult GARROWNILL BOWLING CLUB The regulnr saturday evening Ipnviliiiii whig drive ,:utler the ‘vhist - master S. Gorman. non set tii n down. although t;oue room in I at more placers anion.: die pa ny ...

... Crozier in goal was given quite hot stuff to stop but he did it In so comfortable a manner that it never appeared that he was !Whig very severely tested. Little was outstanding in Airdrie's team and so was Russell. although not with such effect. They co-operated ...

... Dawn &masa. Aare rack iamb. Wats.,a to labour k.dnd .boat a waled d al Tie r. Mee Wilke,. t PM` L.. is stepwise Ino $ Whigs, lour. dame% el 'Mishim. • Genre ',bleb Lees Fit M.lnt resod Biographical as Larose awl Latinism. wad the fossil +crews a ...

... JAM% Fox begin life a. • Tory end end as leader of the great Whig .any! The !hike of Wellingtun and Sir Robert Peel altered their political opinions several times. Canning was bought up under Whig protection. end began Pailhonentary life as the adherent el ...

... General that year he had his first active experience of political work by supporting_ the amaical candidate against the cMcial Whig nominee. He was then brought into contact with Dr G. B. Clark. the well.known Radical member for Caithness. ...

... 111 To Wilma Usk Walast Phis odor Lembo awl 2 / mth Ibid . ft I 4 ft a 2 lams (I ft • la, 4 ft. 210 kI (4 ft eat. 4 !slid Mk Whig Mulles, 4 4.1 t k Doom ? Sok .r-o. Oafs. Ins Chain emblems. 3 Ins &Sown ols. Mail we Wool Bak. 3e lithos. sad =IR to watch ...

... TO COST NEARLY C 91.000. The three school which are Whig erected in (;oatbridge at Towuhead, IWoodside and Kirkwood are to cost a total of t 94.166, it is announced. The figures for the ►upply and erection of the classrooms by the Bristol Aeroplane Company ...

... agricultural colleges, with the object of petering State grants in aid of dairy and agricultural colleges in England and Scotland., Whig and Tory, Home-Ruler and Unionist. will QI be able to agree as to the justice of Scotch farmers having equal facilities for ...

... town Graham Mahan. wt. valued as r.. 11w of rearlle• %mine Mr I. It the Haigh Prow. oho. laws hal bees, wiring .law a r.sp Whig lie the le Win h. * by while • wall darns Maw slim wine, rap had brew lifted *raw from She virago% and M *Mow repoeled She ...