... STATE OF PARTIES. Never, perhaps, was there such a jumble of political parties as at the present moment. About the time of the passing of the Reform Bill, the two old distinctive appellations of Whig and Tory were abandoned for the more indefinite ...

... that Lord George can no longer be trusted with the leadership of the country party ; and, in the absence of any more fit person, there seems no alternative but for that party to make a virtue of necessity, and rally once moie under the banners of the man ...

... different course pursued by the members of the country party may induce men underrate the danger to be apprehended from a persistence in the free trade policy. W'e may be quite mire that the country party will never preach treason and disaffection, but un ...

... FRENCH VIEW OF THE STATE OF PARTIES IN ENGLAND. (From the Morning Chronicle.) The .Journal dcs Debats publishes the following remarkable article on the state of parties in England, the probable march of the English Government, and the prospects the a ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY PARTY IN THE UNITED STATES. (From the London DAly News.) Though the American Anti-Slavery Society, at its first organization and at every subsequent annual meeting, had declared, in the most solemn manner, that all its efforts were ana ...

... MR. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIG PARTY. (From the Standard.) There is, we believe, no longer any question of the fact that the Whigs are at this moment engaged in negociating the terms of new coalition with Mr O'Connell, of which their adhesion to Federalism ...

... The Country Party. A circular has been issued, inviting the Country Party in the new Parliament to assemble at Lord Stanley's on the morning of the 18th. Holloway's Ointment and Pills. —An authenticated cure of a fearful case of Piles.—John Thompson. ...

... For the convenience of parties in the Hilltown and that the Coitria w, on sale at the shop of A. J. Wighton, grocer, ...

... Beach, and which, as already stated, does not interfere with the rights of parties in the depending actions. It is difficult to see how it could interfere; for, before the erection in 1842, Mr Hunter had the united right of access to the whole Beach, ...

... Brechin to Aberdeen. The necessary preparations are already in progress behalf of these parties, to be used in case of need. But, observe what it which Cnbitt proposes. Instead keeping the trunk line the direct route from Laurencekirk to Brechin, and ...

... Communication THE SOLUM QUESTION. To the Editor of the Dundee Courier. The two parties are almost fighting for shadow.—Mr D. Baxter's speech at the Harbour Board. Sir, —I have been much struck with the remarks made by Mr Baxter at the last meeting ...

... VNOTICE. PARTIES having CLAIMS against the OWNERS of the Barque Brothers, and Brigantine Leda, both of Dundee, or either of them, incurred prior to 19th November last, are reqaested to lodge the same with William Barrie, Town Clerk, Dundee, on or before ...