... servatives. The tognlmi hs ae vr added were 'Whigs. Fourth, As to Sir, James' appointmentf eel Lieutenants, At present there are 8Dpt~lc tenants in this county, 6 of whom ?? 2 are Conservatives., Of the 6 Whigs ?? possesision of landed property, au d chat ...

... be ii. an inefficient state. He writes.-- I think the result of the six years' administration of the War Department by the Whig Government cannot be more clearly shown than by the following extract from' the audited accounts of military expen- diture ...

... multiply instances? The fact is, Mr Moncreiff credits the Whigs with the advocacy of. every liberal idea, and the suffering, for con- science sake which every political thinker hats endured if the Whigs subsequently took his principles under their guardianship ...

... stares; f/r and'allovance 'for depreciation of buildings and use rat of fxtures, it realised in the year a net profit ol E RA ,0 Whig, 91 v pmgl4 pillowango to non. ,h onetbers ?? at the ston, and appropriations for e education, charities, and reserve fund ...

... mninent part that any voter can do,, by appe.ar- ing as Mr Campbell's chairman and speaking in his favour. Mr Campbell and his Whig friends in the county, of course, know the value of such services. We are surprised, however, that such a sensible nobleman ...

... But he that as it may, I an in no wayresponsible :for it; I neither passed it nc r san- 1 tioned it. It was earried by the Whig Go'vel'nlnentL of Lord ?? lEussell, not only. long, 'after I had= ceased to be a member of the Governme lt! but after the defeat ...

... wore. Miss -vas about the impressionable age of sweet seveenten, and the gay Lothario is about -twenty-three.--Nothern Whig. - MP, MoNOREIFF AND TIlE LICOn2swa SyS- TEM.-One of the vice-presidents of the Per- missive Bill Association of Aberdeen, ...

... whikever to the names being read. 'Mr .JA8. Wins said that Dr Hamilton had no ,riikt -to -know whether the' ;equsitionists were Whigs 'Tories, orIRadicals. .MriWiasofN, who aftei coneiderable difficulty oh. toi*1ed. i 'bearng, stated his views in regard to ...

... whbreby both M4r Moncreiff and' i: Gordon could have been retirned to Par. liament..' whau we remember that the former is a Whig and the latter a Tory, I am inclined to think that Mr Bouverie's friends will regret your ba~ving Advocated his claims in such ...

... Lib~eral ,party, .represented by lgr Qladqtone ?? ?? which had gone considerably in advance of 'the .principles of the old Whigs. (COheers,s) HBe was quite awiare, and he Shad found ?? be .the case during his o~nvass, that there were many-perhaps not many ...

... a candidate is preferable to a mere sectarian champion of the other side. (Hear, bear. andcbeers.) Heisnot one of the old Whigs who haro had their day and will soon cease to be; be is not a Liberal-Conservative, which is neither fish nor flesh nor fowl; ...

... In fact, Mr Graham has pro. gressed during the last eighteen months from the cautious step-by-step Reform policy I of the Whigs to all but unlimited enfranchis e. ment. The passage of his address in which the honourable gentleman announces this broad- ...