... Conservatives have only to reward services; the Whigs have always considered themselves bound to reserve a large share of the spoils of office for those who have merely done them the honour to be born of Whig families. A double lease of office at least ...

... appeared for the Com,ervatives ; Messrs. Weddell and Douglas, solicitors, for the Whigs. The Conservatives struck off H. They also added w the list two new claims. The Whigs bad only one objection, which was allowed, and one new claim added to the original ...

... period, being quiet and unobtrusive in his disposition.—Greenock Advertiser. - - CAPTA IN M`BRIDE AND THE QUEEN. —The Northern Whig says ;.•-•'' Captain M'Bride has just returned fro n a visit to Balmoral, whence he proceeded to present a petition to her ...

... place to discuss this question woula be a committee of the House of Commons and not the tribunals of conceited youths whom the Whigs, whether from ignorance or sinister motives, have invested with a temporary power. We make these remarks with regret. Accustomed ...

... credit either to the government or to the parliament, for it was the good sense of the English people which had brought both the Whig and Tory parties to their senses. But although parliament had not to tackle a reform bill last session, it had two or three ...

... please? Do they not practically proclaim to the world that the Post Office is so thoroughly mismanaged be their friends the Whigs that it is undeserving the confidence of the public? To such an extent has this theory been pushed that when , Mr, Smith, the ...

... I say this because it is rumoured that the Peace party, aided by the Whig government, after having done their utmost to impede the volunteer movement, intend making use of its present efficiency to propose a reduction of the regular army, and it is believed ...

... spoken before his constituents has declared that there is substantially nothing to reform; and even that rising hope of the Whigs—and a very forlorn hope he is—Lord Enfield, has lately declared himself as strong a Conservative as Lord Derby. What is this ...

... the possible political theories of Liberalism, belong to Mr. BRIGHT, and are claimed by him. And yet all the organs of the Whigs disclaim Mr. BRIGHT, protest loudly their abhorrence of his principles, and disavow his followers. The jackdaw that was dressed ...

... candidate for each party under a dife,ll,t name. I will be a candidate for the Re - party under the name of John Bright. the Whig - vote I will name as William Wheeler. p r Union party I will take the name of Elisha Jenks. o c l,the Democratic party I will ...

... lord the member for Huntingdon in thinking that party spirit was the bane of:the present age; on the contrary, so tar as the Whigs, the moderate Liberals, and the Conservatives were concerned, it was difficult to say what kept them apart. The old Liberal ...

... for Leicester is himself sound in his views. Lord J. MANNERS, who followed him, pointed out that however Conservative the Whigs might be in their hearts they were Radical in their acts. This renders a combination with them impossible, and keeps widely ...