... preferment, as some of the supreme judges and many of the county judges can testify; and in Scotland the Tories raised several Whigs to the Bench. Under Lord Aberdeen's Admilatration, which waa said to be Liberal- Conservative, offices went, of course, to ...

... |B PARTY ?? T. I 11e1 Avoltrme Whig repor; ~sciixian war In BeUt :- On 8undaYt 0 %Te 'ciloak, ,- ?? , heyle0oted ake irhe m poa ojm Iartiet i ad bad$ a ptte4 sk, ?? w0j am WUe outt, a'ohe had~~ 1heardn were being, bten, *slr Idbsb h ilfl ,having, ic ...

... which regiment he fought under Wellington at Waterloo, and received his pension as a pensioner from that regiment fox IoZt ?? Whig. ...

... condurct.' And, referring to one of its members (Dalzell), he says, The General Is sad to have struck one of the captive Whigs, when under examination, with the hal; of his sabre, so that the blood gushed out. (.,Vtes to Old Mortaity, chap. 28.) II ...

... CHAINGE OF MEN OR CHANGE OF POLICY DEMANDED. (From the Richmond Whig, Feb. 21.) There are times to try men'ssouls. The consequences of a defensive policy, and of the folly of transferring the war to tbe valley of the MisslsBippi, where the enemy have ...

... the agrlculturlst were In-a poSpeoS _ t o 1laeut would do wshat they couidtea e.late~te The Biht liou. Gentlema colued by w~hig fo the Wou0 giutg Ilce~is B & lon1g ecaano. ?? pro ...

... Individual power, distinct even from the principles which he represented Many an honest temperate politician, caring' little for Whig or Tory, turned to Sir Robert Peel for accurate information and safe opiLion, as some nomiual elector of a motrop.olilan district ...

... this respect of any distinction. All claases 'and either s party held him apparentll in equal regard. Whether they e iwere Whigs or Tories, the leading aristocracy, the middle lssues or the lower classes, every one had a good word to say for Lord Eglinton ...

... We hope, however, that 'whoever may be the Qaeen's finisters will also be the Prince's Ministers, and that no party, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, wil be ever able to claim that to them belong pleferencaes and likings which, for his sake and for all our ...

... in the Mcinsterial ranks, and trusts, in the event of the break-down of Lord Palmerstou'8 adminsitrahion, that no modified Whig minibtry will be round acceptable to the country. There is, It says, no party in the Governmen. with which the Conservatives ...

... 4.lealgle; Captain PatloG, Catdnlve Horse; Jamnea Baild, of tU*mbusdoon; ?eajor 0. V. R. Campbell, of Netherplooce; D., D. -Whig- hamu, Apr, Captain Hamilton. of Planmore Kr. Wallace, yr. of atrnryan; Lieut. Riabhid Oswald'; Mi. Hloudde- wioti, Glasgow; ...

... advissable. The Daif^: Nens thinks the capitulation of the Govern. ment is humiliating. The Herald says, of all the episodes of Whig admnimistra- tion the eventful career of the Revised Code is the moste discreditable and humiliating. The report of the Iron-plate ...