... the repeal journals are confined to attacks upon Lord Clarendon and the whigs-attacks almost all personal; those of the conservative press alternate between attacks upon the whigs and the poor-lawr. Meantime, there is among men of business a universal ...

... invincibly op- 1 1 posed to the Union of the Church with the State, must constitute, in self-defence, a party diAinct from the Whigs, by whom they are repudiated, and from those false Liberals by whom both Religious Truth and Religious Freedom are betrayed ...

... business by a speech in which he ex- pressed his detormination never to relax his efforts till the Riding shall be rescued frem whig and tory thraldom. lie was followed byMesirs. lIeaouSondon, J. Hartley, Hole-Coat; Noah Smith, Sinkleahill; J.Mooley, attn ...

... them, in connection with the double-faced livery of their leader and no leader, as much more formi- dable than either our Whig or Radical adversaries, who have but one side and one colour to their cloak. We see them coming— we distinguish who they ...

... candles in his winder w poor man two, and the beggar ens—sll in honour of the conquering hero of the base, brutal, die. Whigs. Serious Disaster off Barbour. In consequence of the report of lose of • vessel on the coast, eleven men put off, some in • ...

... by the Pacification of Amiens, extended over a period of twenty-five terrible and bloody years. Under the auspices of the Whigs, England and Europe are enabled to pass over the perils ' of such an epoch of revolutions as 1848 without being involved in ...

... by the Pacification of Amiens, extended over a period of twenty-five terrible and bloody' years. Under the auspices of the Whigs, England and Europe are enabled to pass over the perils of such an epoch of revolutions as 1848 without being involved in another ...

... the repeal joarnals are confined to attacks upon Lord Clarendon and the whigs—attacks almost all personal ; those of the conservative press alternate between attacks upon the whigs and the poor-law. Meantime, there is among men of business a universal ...

... Catholics of Ireland. But we had better allow our contemporary, the Freman, to tell why and wherefore lie thinks so : The Whigs, rather than appoint a Catholic to the vacant clerkship of the peace for Dublin, have, it is said, abolifched the vacant office ...

... compact and energetic resolution on the part of the i' people to resist the reactionary and combined nlue- d ence of t~ory and whig; and the thorough liberals, such r as are resolved to undertake this resistance, have need m of a thorough-going, a popular ...

... occasionally met with from our old aristocracy, entered on his free trade scheme. Finally, we warn oar lauded proprietors, whether Whig or Tory, that they are standing on the edge of a precipice. The tenantry have seen bat too plainly how they have been sacrificed ...

... is one Protestant pauper. Surely, your readers will suppose that all the officers are Catholics; but, no! not alone do the Whigs exclude Catholics from the jurybox, but also from the situations of the workhouse, and should they succeed in their schemes ...