... COFFEE is invaluable to Tourists, Parties, ar. OF IFFEE sad II of corns a work. to the II ON's Et i S ENCF. COMM fre s fr.. t Whig assent OP COFFEE tw Owe to to USE3CE OF COFFEE one IN • TO IF HAD PROM 7M GROCERS. PAISLIT• ...

... view meet tha prevalent notion that Mr Ramsay is a talker rather than a practical friend of philanthropic movements. The local Whig organ at Stirling says he will have a majority in that town; but the paper in question ia inspired by Mr Ramsay’s leading agent ...

... what it was. The Assessor for Culross, continuing, said that sixty years ago began to read the history of the country not as Whig or as Tory, but with perfect iodiflerence in regard to these matters— (Laughter) —and had come to the conclusion that there ...

... have thought it right to undertake such an expedition himself. He left it to his successors in offio3 to do that. Had the Whigs remained in othc *, the sixty men, women, and children,” who are now coming home, would still have been rotting in chains at ...

... hear men like Mr. Forster. Mr. Childers, Mr. fitanalield, and their like, aa well as the gentlemen of the old Cab net or the Whig school. The force of oratory in the House most no longer be nodervalu-d ; and • declaimer like the present Minister shouli ...

... are that it will be the Liberal direction—not the Liberalism of the Whigs nor even of those Radical members who have for some time past acted in very close party association with the Whigs, but a Liberalism, nevertheless, which will include in its programme ...

... PLEASANT INCIDENTS OF TUX ROYAL VISIT TOISSLAND. Both the Prince and Princess (says the Northern Whig) looked extremely well and extremely happy. Her Royal Highness seems to be iu the enjoyment of excellent health ; and her beauty, about which there was ...

... week’s rates. Inferior descriptions sold at de For Foreign there was a good The but prices unaltered. lows on the trade of Whig of Saturday reports as fol i, This being Easter combined with the visit of and Princess of ‘ales to Dublin, has Linen market ...

... bad at all Coast istations. Manager's Office, WemyE.6 Bay, 24th April 1868. A BRAN Via ROTHESAY• The Steamer HERO will resume Whig earlY in M AY ' at 8 A.M. .„4., LASGOW, ROTHESAY, AND K Y OF ESTE. THE STEAMER SULTAN, From GLASGOW at 2 P.R.; ROTS IfidAY ...

... TBE KELEASE OF MB , JOHNSTON OF BAII-YKILBEQ . . • -I ' HB Vcrlfimi Whig Etatea that the Orange ^ demoiiefcration &t Downp&trlck , on Uoxid&y , in honour of Mr JobiiBton of Ball ^ Mlbe ^ , was succeBBfnl in everything tint the wealher , tt • waa vely ...

... Philistines, but beneath which perished the anointed of The statement, first ueard in the Parliament House from the lips of a Whig Member, and since diligently repeated by certain Members nearer home (we could name, but do not), that Mr Disraeli, when he ...

... Liberals are in favour of Mr Gladstone confining himself to the moving of his first resolution only, and that for this reason the Whig leader has hesitated in taking the course urged upon him by his advisers and demanding an explanation from the Prime Minister ...