... TO LET, SHOP N. 715 HtoB Smarr, presently by Jobs Whig, Haltdrevier. Apply Galan& & Youxo. Sachem& MAW ...

... THE BRIG 0' TURK HIGHLAND WHISKY. THIS Whig is matured in Sherry Wood naarsateed d, perfectly Pure, and a its edam taut. The Bottles are full rise, and bear ruse and of A. R. ',ANNAN, 75, Mama tracer, flbegorr, are tole Proprietors and Bottle s of ibis ...

... WHIG HT'S GENUINE HORSE:IEIN BOOTS AND SHOES. BROAD. MEDIUM AND POINTED TOES. EAMOU4 FOR THEIR WEARING QUALITIES. SUITABLE FOR TOWN OR COUNTRY WEAR GENT.II BOOTS GENT.'S SHOES 10/11 10/6 To k Sad only /row JOSEPH WRIGHT, 60 HIGH STREET or Tea OOLDEP ELGIN ...

... was a at market. alllk aid lett the Oa the all sad suds to met. LOCAL FAIR& horses, he. law a ((Mssy) ). If Deem !avower' (Whig, ie.). advent, Palen, (being). Dashes& (Caithness). Gramme ), Data,. (teeing), Nundy, 21 A (Charlestown on. Tanhttoul (geeing) ...

... 1 0 1773 0 76 16 Welk= 14 4 Barley James Beseet, East Elgin. W. 13. Whig, Magnalll., e. 076_ 1 7611 S 0 I ury I 6 6 24 fill 1 0 0 11 Oatmeal (0•44.) 01 0 00 4 3 Lawn core factor, IPorrol. iii _787 8 1 9176 17 6 1 ! ...

... of the course of Guild nam to. mid the next, which is by the Rev. C. Watt, Il D., Edinkillie, is the last lot this Seilsoll. Whig. A match between two rinks of Kingueeie and Bsllindallovh clubs for • R.C.C.C. medal was played here on Wednesday, when the ...

... adratittal the and it wee awed certify so Parish Omni& tipeymeath rued Urquhart eat sashed teasel led per II wield the sailed ma Whig the same as yaw. The Clerk laid en the a open by Smith. teeter Aria the the wed Gordo. wi, a is appeared that Wag Denby hie ...

... say other, however, will be get over the fed Het his father and he, who recommit the of Argyll — which was Whig in the brave did days when Whig meant Radiail--are cordial, and even violent, supporters of a . party which is now installed in ;lister, under ...

... it brings the necessaries, and if plentiful, Th e luxuries of life. It gives • certain social abutting td its possessor; it Whigs friends, flattery, smiles, and veneers ungentlemanly, or even other. wise questionable actions, and smooths pathesp, otherwise ...

... It 11-},y to bays all awe's green eut by swim emits illustration. Mere ash pl.in .I ate . sway w COMM' foe ra,y ~ash' Tr &Whig the yuweg plant. leet Tat can ia the bob by .14 petals them dry weather, but we hat plan. Met In dug .. IV the soil them; the ...

... had been scored and the time had come when t bad to be liquidated—(chssrs). The situation bad bees greatly aggravated by the Whig secession. In the House of Commons it did not matter much, for with every election the °timber of Liberal Unionists diminished ...

... that his asseta were £8 ; and his liabilitea, £ll 3s 6.1; deficiency, £3 3. St. Mr Veitch, solicitor, was appoiuted trustee. Whigs h►lf•yeatly meeting of the Elgin ssvings Bank was held on Monday. There were present—Mr John Young, trustee, chairman ; and ...