... doubt as to vs the comparative merits of the Lord Advocate's sV scheme is comnp~aredwithothers which have pre- ceded it by Whigs and Tories, let theni peruise of .Mr M'Laren's calm and stsitesmanlike review ki of these several mecisures, takingy with themn ...

... app4ts Fdidburgh 'will be as unquiet -as ever, and abthe first opliiortnityr iunless is 'theTorieW sunpport the.,reereat Whigs, will doiebtless'.'catbier. tje mnemblers 'iho! ,have pre; seineed on their credlulity, 'and onk~eir sr binis. sion to 6ii ...

... present moment, his P opinion is against the immediate Abolition of Tolls, is not less absurd than to classify Mr Adam Black, the Whig Member for the City of Edinburgh, as an old Tory, because he has declared his opinion against lowvering the Franchise below ...

... parties ait that tine in the, County- rally, -namely, that Sir- Alexander Bannorman was the avowed candi- jeeti deobe on the Whig interest, and that Mr Leslie of Werthill had whe been urged to stand upon Conservative principles ; that lie had . tll agreed ...

... CADnsE- GR ,HIEAD, Advocates, 13, Muxter flow. A~berdeen, in whose hands au- the Title Deeds; and As-tides of Roup.- Kr PETER WHIGs r, residing at Denhead, GisoythCn eVII show the Bosedariee. Aberdeen, 29th April, 1861. Ohl that Bank-Plitting Again! A LEXANDER ...

... 5]he Pleutin g for Sheitel', or for-any Beaeficial Purpose.` ill TheCoustruction'or Rrreption:qf any, En-gine-houses, Water Whig'i~aj;d other'd~ill , titnd,1, hfs Wlt-ns Reservolrs'l ?? Pps odtWtecuseS,-o' '16 impgoensnt din -raige`& or' lrigaoutaion'' ...