... in which the late agent of' the Marquis of ji flertford has obtained £100 damages against ti the proprietors of the Nortced Whig, is to n be appealed, and we are not disposed to o] express an opinion on the merits of the legal al question between the plaintiff ...

... be raised in Parlia- coi' i ment. If we look atthe matter historically, the at tl I Tory of yesterday is the Whig of to-day, and chic )the Whig of to-day is the Liberal of to-mirrrw. -nit f. (Applause-) We are a progressive people, and j bee: r after, ...

... few Liberals would now adopt the views of the P grey grandsires of the party. , The Tory of . yesterday is the Whig of to-day, and the I Whig of to-day is- the Liberal' of to-morrow. N Yet, though there is progress, it is progress s in both lines, and ...

... bco, I 'wet in 832, essr _Eiovng and Oswald! were grw le returned by splititudg- vdtea-the one a T6ry, the idi er - other a Whig-bothcgood citizeni, hut neith er could shJ7 I :have been singly returned againist Mr John Ciaw- said l ford air Sir Daniel ...

... I ly Lord Dalrymple is now a young subaltern Per- a haps the same organs wll nrow tellyou that youth o is, great merit in a Whig, but that it is a great d crien in a. Conservative. Even if it were a crime, I wish it was one that could be .) laid to my ...

... will therefore be a struggle between the two powerful families of Galloway and Stair in the first instance, and the Tory and Whig parties in the second. The former have the prestige of the victory of 1868 in their favour, but Mr Vans Agnew is not Lord Garlies; ...

... when he lost his seat, and for a th considerable interval kept aloof from active political th life. As an adherent of the Whig party, he had in HR those years taken a stronq interest in, anld had spoken often and with great effect on,b various liberal ...

... bis am ruiuing them; it will be imnpossibl~e for n them to continue to progress in this unfortunatec country, which is so 'Whig-ridden; but land is I rising in value, people are coveting the possession fol of it mo~re and more, and are offering larger ...

... fully.: Their desire is to be recog. ,nised as aU independent edot of the conatita- ency, havingdo c etion either *ith thie Whig or Tory party. -BODY IDExTIPED. -The, body found -in the harbour ois Mondasy last was yesterday jdentied as.thot o HWelep.ocherty ...

... of the two parties, with the view of showing that the country hlad derived most benefit fronm the legislatir- eilorts of the Whig party. Prince Arthur, who is ?? onl a Con; tineritil touir, visited the Pope yesterday. Mr Gordon, vwri 'was a Major-General ...

... and their hearts are failing pri them for fear in a' way that has no precedent in Scotland. In Forfarshire, all the great a1; Whig houses- stood for Sir James Ramsay, ce and even the Tories seemed half inclined Cu to support hi= But ha was not sound, da ...

... help the ly measure, they may think twice about his rqilest, I~ fact, the candidates for Wig-.. in1 town~ihire, are a plain 'Whig and- a decent Ii Tory-men who, for some years ~t least, can ~ c.unt for nohneicept as additions to their s party's voting power ...