... candidate for I the particular duties ought to be the sole consideration. We should ask ourselves not whether Mr. A. or Mr. B. is a whig or a tory, a churchman or a dissenter, but whether he is the man to whom taking his whole character together we should like ...

... Continual acknowledgment is being made by Parliamentary electors tbat the destinies of this nation are unsafe in the bands of a Whig-Radical adniinistration. The self-styled champions of true progress have rendered themselves obnoxious by their ignorance, ...

... in the advocate ; but the unanimous voice of Parliament showed how well and effectively the occasion bad been met. Tory and Whig members of the Cabinet, and cx-Ministers, rivalled each other in their denunciations of the conduct of Russia, their entire ...

... countries. Fortunately for ourselves the doctrine of commercial Treaties finds favour with nearly all our politicians, and Whig and Tory alike advocated their extensions Mr Disraeli in fact tells us that 150 years ago the Tory Lord Bolinbroke negotiated ...

... just retired on account health. Mr Smith is a well-known banker and Indian proprietor, and magistrate for Middlesex, le a -Whig, but prepared vote for tue aboliti on of church rates if Disrenfeers think it necessary. Majo Walker, who contested Dumfries ...

... Thursday 12th, 10. ' Lobd Palmers ton, latterly is said have given nearly as many places to his Conservative supporters to the Whigs, has raised an outcry among the lawyers by appointing his step-grandson and private secretary, the Hon. Evelyn Ashley, Treasurer ...

... on a division —since June, 1859, when the united Whigs and Radicals succeeded overthrowing Lord Derby's Government by a majority of only thirteen. It is ainusiug to see the subterfuges by which the Whigs seek to conceal their discomfiture. Feeling themselves ...

... who has just retired on of ill health. Mr. Smith le • nell.known banker Rod But Indian sod for Middleton. In polities is a Whig, but prepared to rote for the abolition of church rates if Dissenters think it necessary. .•. . _ Major - W.lker, who contested ...

... decisions of the Criminal Judges of England, that sentenc? and condemnation have been alike rendered useless and powerless. The Whigs and Liberals have take? great credit to themselves for grasping at a false humanity, and for embracing a philanthropy base ...

... period of three eveinug-. Fa teen esedidates compete in the senior clam, sod ten in the junior ; the subjects fur examination Whig geography, Scripture history, and arithmetic. Woeutio Mae's Ctoe. —We are glad to learn that ibis iustitutioo is in full operation ...

... doned their coast fortifications lastSoseion, but this Session they appear to be anxious to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs for perverse obstinacy by persisting in the construc- tion of useless men-of-war. If one thing has been more plainly proved ...

... a negro regiment and a perdu of a Maine regiment stationed Skip Mud. The engross me said to have Bled on the Maim reglaand, Whig air. The entire Federal fleet we. aunt of Vicksburg on the 9th, with all the mortar boats in position for the attack. The ...