... delegates from the various metropolitan parishes. Mr. Bbettihobam proposed the first resolution That the late attempt of the Whig Ministry to fasten upon the people of England house tax, unequal in its operation, lieu of the odious window tax. is an outrage ...

... loudly prothat no Government could stand unless it diraetly struck that Synodical action of the Catholic Hierarchy which the Whig Ministry aimed at impeding quietly by implication. Lord Stanlst’b supporters wUI not disclaim the proposals contained in the ...

... right to demand that if be serves them by taking office, they shall serve him by securing fsir play. Without the Ministerial Whigs, the Free-traders would be in a ridiculous minority in both Houses, and the Protestant party would be reduced to the old staff ...

... to possess the confidence of the Sovereign, tat it appeared that the country to continue to governed the fag end of the oid Whig and Tory factiona, and that other parlies were not be admitted to the confidence the Sovereign. The result negooiationaof the ...

... all possible governments a weak one beyond all question the very worn. Therefore repeat our prayer of Saturday, that if the Whigs return to office, they may not do ao without having received assurances of more cordial co-operation than they have hitherto ...

... we find that they are the very men who caused and aggravated this quarrel with Borne. All must recollect the bill which the Whigs brought in for establishing di plomatlc relations with Borne. It was highly pleasing to Fops and to his Cardinals, and, had ...

... an imperturbable aplomb, if he had never been anywhere else all his life, ao Lord Abkboekn’s future haunts must clearly be Whig or something more.and we even doubt whether any meridian south of Manchester, or any audience will henceforth suit him unpacked ...

... impossible contemplate without the purest gratification tbs approach of that blessed era when the Tory shall lie down with the Whig, .when tbs Protectionist shall forget his folly, and 'the Repealer talk the language of quiet sense. But, the meantime, neither ...

... alluded terms of severity Sir H. W. Barton, M.P., for his absence from the bouse on the first reading of the bill.—The Northern Whig contains an account uf meeting of the Roman Catholic inhabitants of Belfast, which was held in the theatre of that city on ...

... AMD TaaXBLI.Ea. LONDON, THVHSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13. tally cute notorioai bet, when that, all Parliamentary partite, the Whig-Radical* were the moat anxious for Lord John’s return to office at the doaa of the late crisis. Protectionists were Jumping for ...

... Ugonottorum (the fall of the Russell Cabinet) is rejoiced in at Rome ; and Pius IX., like Gregory XIII., is ascribing the supposed Whig St. Bartholomew to the signal and manifest interposition of the finger of Providence. said that Proridence protected him. For ...

... employment it afforded to the children the humbler classes. Mr. John Lamb, the intelligent Quaker correspondent ot the NorVum Whig, gives some interesting accounts of the rise and gradual exUnsion of the now most important branch of trade in Ireland. It ...