... requires judgment in all parties, but in that of sinecures very little of this is necessary ; and the provident manner that Whig Ministers usually look after their own friends, irrespective of merit, very naturally leads one tosuppose that little of this ...

... liberality of sentiment and tendency to progression, the two Conservatives appear have been considerably in advance of their Whig friends. However, on one important point the parties split—and that was the Papal Aggression Bill. Lord Aberdeen and Sir James ...

... House of Commons we can do everything. Let unanimity, therefore, prevail in seeking this great object. Let the old names of Whig nnd Tory be for ever buried in oblivion, and every difference of opinion discussed with moderation. Mr Humo then thanked the ...

... and remained there a night; that it may be assumed that the right hon. baronet approved of the step cf the young aspirant Whig-ward, and Sir James hmiself is expected to follow in ue season.—Carlisle Patriot. Arctic Discoveries—Rear Admiral Sir John ...

... the first definite measure against Free Trade be propounded— than the whole liberal interest will rally to the defence. The Whigs, like the Tories, will be forced into the resumption of their normal function that of ieadeis of social progress, and compelled ...

... lam going to state what I know to be a fact— to wit. that that meeting was originated a Whig Cabinet Minister. (Cries of !) Yes, her Majesty's Government —the Whig Government alarmed the fearful distress which was overgrowing the agricultural interest ...

... views of parties more full/ veloped, and especially to learn in what tionship they are to stand to one another whether the Whigs and the other sections liberal party are to join together for support, or whether, in the prosecution of 0 separate objects ...

... accounts received by the Pacific are not of much importance; their most interesting feature being the discussion raised by the Whig journals touching the question of tariff, involved by the recent measure of Congress, entitled llunter'6 Bill. From Washington ...

... saying so. (Renewed cheering.) I have lived so long that I cannot see the line of demarcation between Whig and Tory. I cannot see what principle the Whigs advocate which the Tories do not advocate. find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, not ...

... which, if properly expended, would free a great many negroes. With regard to the Presidential election we learn that the Whigs ofthe western portion of the state are favourable to Mr Fillmore, while thoae of the east favour Mr Webstar. The democratic ...

... being prepared to recommend the elevation to ministerial responsibility of tbe men of Manchester, the return to office of the Whig family party was inevitable. Throughout the remainder of the session the Russell Cabinet retained office, but enjoyed none ...

... the well-known person of the Queen's Prime Minister. It seems miraculous how the country could produce two such men as the Whig Premier, but no doubt has; for the Kingstown loiterers learned from the Globe of Wednesday, with equal disappointment to tbeir ...