... Eugiadd. mc To the Quarterly no such omission can be imputed, but it that journal exhibits such a zeal to empale the present go Whig Ministry on this Papal dilemman, tat the ruling object with it is evidently not to protectthe country ogainst Papal aggression ...

... tire aa'uer iot battles in wvhich they were not tle cOnq;erars,' b't the' r gnquercdl. As to MLyr Loch being 'an o ficiil Whig nom.inee, bounld neck and heel to the AMinistry, an I as to tei eii ire indle- pendence of Mfr Baird,' we reilly know and ...

... the Duke of Hamilton, nor that of rMr Baird, or his (the Chairman's), which meant that he would tneither ask the influence of Whig, Tory, nor Radical-(laugh- a tar). Now, since Mr Bell would not seek the support of any tone of these three classes, to what ...

... in- crease in Conservative strength. A better class of voters has been enfranchised; and, on the whole, in this county the Whig 'Revolutionary Bll-as Mr D'Israeli termed the late act-bas operated differently fromn what was first anticipated.' In the county ...

... paragrap)h: respect- ing the depressed state of the agricultural interests, andi the Ultras designating it as a mockery of the Whig Ministey, while otheis interpret it differently, and look fjr-- ward to its being the harbinger of ameliorationil during the ...

... Pennsylvania a constitutional democrat has been elected -to the United States Senate, and it is very probable thata Con- servative Whig will take the place of Colonel Benton. . It is now quite probable that there will be a reduction of our letter-postage to three ...

... Lower Canada. NEwspA'ErTS IN CAarvors.NtA.-In the newspsper line we are not wvantitg in numbers. Three in Sacramento, and one Whig organ additional expected. In Stockton twoa; in Sonora ore; in Mle arysville one; in San Francisco six dailies, one semi-monthly ...

... followed as a consequence-indeed, his friends say, anti his own speech indicates as much, that had the vote been adverse, the Whig Cabinet would have retired from office. It is impossible to conceal, that through the apathy produced by the fancied security ...

... for ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of. an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new ele- menits, espeeially when there is anything tI be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs came in and go ...

... lend their aid to the construction of a new and to: stronger Government. We are aware coalition has been or a hateful term to Whig statesmen for the last 70 years, *pe and it is not to be counselled where parties who have lb been drawing Opposite ways all ...

... important in itself, cannot be said to have taken Prol: the country by surprise, as, in truth, since the entrance of do-! the Whigs into power, they have exhibited weakness ex- S cept when supported by the moderate Conservatives and a eoll ultra-Liberals; ...

... appliances of a dissolution of Parlia- ment, would fall to pieces on the very first division be- fore the united phalanx of Whigs, Peelites, Liberals, and Irish Catholics, who would have no hesitation in compro- mising or suspending thei r immediate differences ...