... appointed to the pOist vacated by Sir CHARLES WOOD. The manner in which high offices are filled in a Whig Cabinet, the inevitable law by which Whig succeeds Whig, always reminds us of Mr. MOORE'S lines to the waves in the warm sunny lapse of a fine stunmer's ...

... air, It's quite transparent, . . That tlie heir apparent, Is now a parent to an apparent heir. • Yer sowl to glory! Be ye Whig or Tory! Faynian, Papist, or bould Puseite, Do you count your beads, Or cross your creeds, For a fancy doctrine is the fashion ...

... of both sides of the House of Commons, a. d have abandoned themselves to neither. Peel, in his greatest days, was neither Whig nor Tory, and it has been said with some justice of Pitt that his political principles wero those which his opponents professed ...

... Officer. Lieutenant. G. B. Stevens to officiate as Wing Officer, in addition to to his other duties. Lieutenant J. Butler, Ist Whig Subaltern, to officiate as Quartermaster, in a ddition to lii other duties. 218 t Native Intantry.—Regimental order, dated ...

... AUGUST 28.] may fall to its gift on its accession to office; and, whatever our feelings as party men may be, whether we be Whigs or Tories, we . are compelled, in fairness, to admit that, in nine eases out of ten, every, high office in the State is filled ...

... late' Ministry without sufficient mum ; and it is felt that, if 1 a calmer and more prudent than had been at the helm, the Whig Cabinet would still be in Downing-street. The discontent arising out of this conviction is nianifest. , The party is drifting ...

... and till Lord Derby had accepted the post of Prime Minister, - it is now evident that the old man was unwilling to give the Whig party the power of appointing his successor, and he, therefore, bravely bore the shame and obloquy which has of late been ...

... _ - . Concessions liberal enough to exceed the anticipations of the niost sanguine, recall to mind the remark that if the Whigs be the better men, the Tories are the better gentlemen. Nobleese oblige, is a sentiment never realized by statesmen of the ...

... respect to the talents and usefulness of prominent friends of the Ministry. is not only a Whig to the backbone, but he is :ho brother of that prince of Commoner Whigs--the present Speaker of the house of Commons, and to that relationship he is indebted for ...

... did not borrow even the name of any. And the Pow/a, now naturalized in Western India, promises to become as distinctive as Whig or Tory is in politics.—lbid. Military Chaplains and Missionary work. The Rev. J. Rot ton the energetic Chaplain of Umbalk ...

... interested in the question. However, in admitting these hopes and in making these calculations the proverbial tenacity of the Whigs for place was altogether lost eight of. Great was the disappointment and indignation when, after the virtual defeat of the ...

... broad eye of day, and the flower of your fame has never blushed unseen ;as your enemies would say, Sir, because you were born a Whig, and thus rendered incapable of blushing at all. Yes, Sir, you are a worthy sprig of that great tree of Whiggery which has ...