... ST ANDREWS. BAKKI. - 'ut::h an Am}ll‘n:.“klpfly to Mrs N llm on W«h-ig‘ blu-:: nu-n;n-. and S TSIR R e & BANK HOLIDAY. FVUESPAY Fißst will be observed as 8 BANK HOLIDAY. St Andrews, Ist May 1873, ...

... very uhg&ud:g: fi personally, bi‘;-fld great ability accomplishment, he will bo-m-mon u? House, and will, we believe, be both by Whig aud Tory. As a counter check to the vietory in Porihahire, Lord Macduff, sou of the Earl of ¥ife, has cfi—d Elgimshiro from ...

... different shootings. The corps then left for their respective head quarters. THE NEXT ELECTION CRY. I believe that some of the Whig county members hnm but very decidedly remoustrated with Mr( against ndogfluw suffrage for the counties as part of the Jbtnl‘r-lky ...

... programme. But still it has been a successful Governwent ; and it has kept and left the country great and prosperous. — I'iues. WHIG AND TORY AGREEING. Lo~ Manners and the Hon. Menry Brand, the er, attended the annual dinner of the Cambridgeshire and EI! Chamber ...

... would .fi * Vote for Reid,” the working man’s candidate. e has tried to emancipate you with your own exertions from the old Whig Clique, who has ruled Kirkcaldy since the Refora Bill. — Communicated. e . ...

... brilliantly on the Opposition benches ; but he is nothing if not critical. His rash attempt when in power before to *“ dish the Whigs,” alienated a great many of the best men in his party, and now that they have been induced to forget past offences in view ...

... season, or a last year's which may have been from some cause prevented from taking its departure at the usual pednd.—Bcll/.d Whig. A THiEr PROVIDING A POLICEMAN'S SUNDAY DINNER. ~-Bir Robert Carden has introduced the principle of giving police constables ...

... believe they would, (Cheers.) Now, here (hdng the two parties together - the old Tury learning in his way and the Radical and Whig lmdg in his. They have both come to believe that this old country of ours is a glorious old land, and that we ought to do our ...

... cry of the Liberal m when the Dissolution takes place. It is affiy in some quarters that this movement will rouse the old Whigs in the counties against the Government, and cause them to lose a good many Members. Ou the other hand, we are informed by a ...

... exm:bmmfl of the uui’p-ying franchise, Earl e again raised his protest against the bill fz‘ 'lh:i‘ myfioe-fledtho‘lhd‘lm Cburch Whig tof view. e lored luwmua:] and Mp‘smdully vubeddfi hands as a token i i z:n connection with the transaction. m. of Richmond ...

... and the worthy Provost of Kirkealdy. We obscrve that the candidature of Sir George has been espoused by the loeal m&. Old Whig or Aytoun m‘n i y ; but while the Baronet 'ood'-i.h:b make a very satisfactory representative for a slow constituency like ...

... aftor the l’mgm Whig gentleman gave the ** Duke of Cum e uduxto-& ‘:’ tenbfle gent:::’uan present, Beaton ileonquhar, being next as! to w & toast, m@d one Sibbald, a butcher in -but‘ ve great offence to many of the company, npe&ly 1o the Whig, who absolutely ...