... altrige- -Iotlier titibiiaseti by party spirit of.f ny kiuti. It will be per- Used with eqtusl pleasure and edification by Tory, Whig, Itailiral. Roman Catholic, find Presbytri. In its con- te~nts, it vrill c0,1-tb snore really ag eal eaigthats any new-staper ...

... -IV. Ane rychlte gudc and preytious Ballande. C(nipylict by AIr t - llougge.V. Notices, Travelling and Political, by ac u1 Whig-I-later.-VI. Zuinglius, the Swiss Refo'mer.- e Vl{. Awskwardnest.-VI1. El3egiac Stanzas. Iy D)elta. t -IX. Tice Clare Election ...

... de- ose terrible tellows, worse thau Colorada He had not heard beetles, the Moderate Whigs. the slightest attempt made to show wherein they from those Moderate Whigs, of whom they were so terribly alarmed. It appeared to him that there were two great ...

... chance of suc- F emss. If the Croft of the Conservativo lawyers is in danger by 'a admissidus on their-part, the craft of the Whig Agents might a be in equal jeopardy -were they. to spend. their Constituent's ' money in the gratuitous circulation among ...

... Bookstalls in Town or Country. tHE WEEKLY HERALD & MERCURY. 1 Of SATURDAY FIRST will contain- LiAnrms.- Rest- and be Thankful'-Whigs in Danger-The Ticket-of-Leave Ma-The Future O Capital of Italy. LOAL NEws.- Edinburgh Working Men's Club gndV C, Institute-Decision ...

... en Leap through a Window-Murder of a Wife--The Price of a Kiss-The Changes in the Present Parliament -Another Job by the 'Whigs-The Revenue Returns for the Year-Mr Bright, M.P., on Conmnerce and Strikes-Conservative Banquet in Leeds-Death of Another Church ...

... - or to take steps to have it altogether withdrawn. The leading men of the Freo Church-always of course, excepting grateful Whig officials, and expectants, non-official-are opposed out- and-out to the constitution and character of the Commission sought ...

... divided interests which perplexed them in 1874. organised ; be no and their vote would not the chattel of any British party, Whig or Tory. is too much reason to fear that at any moment We may hear that war has been declared against the Zulus. Both the official ...

... and the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. 'ravelling by Night. Tale, No. 15. The Odontise's Mon- key. Tale, No. 16. Tie Covenanter-X. Whigs of the Co- _ venant, in a' Letter to Christopher North, Esq.-Xl Letter to the Author of Annals oE the Parlsh,'- &c-Xil. ...

... Storags.-Apply to Allan Steven ron, AroTitect, Ayr. . 1 ALASHIELS-TO BuTCHERS.- DESIRtATBLE OPEoNIG.-Tn Let, SHOP, Etr. an WhIG STREET. GA SHIELS.belongintotheTusees of the late Sty John Fersytb, and presently occbpied by Mrs Forsyth. wbo is retirinz ...

... by the of wolf, (Ap- y must now flatly refuse to be treated as if they had not higher claims than residuary extreme rear Whigs — the (Applause.) On this question of the party. to say the mind of Scotland was and the day for petitioning Parliament on ...

... make op. Hle also knows that only .by' the confusion into which the Liberal party has been thrown by the treachery o f the Whigs, could la state of things .such as now exists in Ediu- .burgh be allowed to continue a single year'; and he knows also, had ...