... British agents to be a practical recognition of the Anglo. an d Mosquitian pretensions in central America. VIu e A general Whig concveltion was held the last week il. of l September, for the nomination of State officers, at which an *) resolutions were ...

... fought c for educational equality, and it was nobly granted I to the great mass of the Irish people by Lord a Stanley. The Whig ministry as nobly proposed t to complete the boon by founding three colleges I for the wealthier portion of the people, and ...

... Every body under- ch stood what the address said; hence the joy, the th grief, the doubt; but if there is the individual re Whig, Tory, or Radical, Free Trader or Protec- si( tionist, who can do otherwise than assent to every or line of the explanation ...

... revenue ; they do not think cither of doinandin-g C e ' from the great families of the Rtevolutioni' from the great *e liberal Whigs, the restitution of the property of the clergy, s1 e and the abbeys which they formerly so generously divided F if amnong ...

... selection of l lay-men in a sinilar strain, describing them as very re-t spectable, very wealthy, and rather stupid gentlemen- Whigs to a man. - ISLE OF MAN. We are sorry to report that the High Bailiff has been much indisposed during the week. We have heard ...

... was filled with states- men, clergymen, churchmen and dissenters (so bitterly opposed at that period in all things else) I Whigs and Tories (who had been persecuting one another to banishment and the scaffold), lawyers, tradesmen, and a multitude of women ...

... ANTI-PAPAL MOVEMEINT. LORD Joay ReSSELL'S M.A,-fF~sro.-Thie Northsel-l ahli Whig, one of the most able and consistent supportcrs of all the ministry at this side of the channel, in referring to CO1 the letter of Lord John Russell, which reached Belfast ...

... legitimacy of succession, high church, in- a tolerance of dissenters, enmity to capitalists, or a other new rich men. The Whigs chiefly consisted t of the titled families who had been enriched by I the revolution of 1688, and by the plunder of i' Lr offic ...

... Robert Walpole, the various factions of Whigs, as Tories, and Jacobites, re-arranged themselves into PI a court party, the favourites of the minister LI and the court; and a country party, formed of m unplaced Whigs, and of nearly all the Tories and cc ...

... bJ the election of Mr. Hunt as Governor of the Atate; the Whigs returning, also, -a majority of members aofCon- h grews and the Legislature. Prom Michigan, likewie, we ' have accounts of a Whig triumph, and erxetation e are o accordingly entertained that ...

... inagnificent spectacle as she steamed for -down the river.- fur Tsse MINERVA STEAMER iN A. Sroasi.-The Belfast out Nor-t/sei', Wh/ig, in a paragraph respecting the sterns on u 3Monday and Tuesday of last week, says- The Minerva ?? 1steam-ship, that left Liverpool ...

... g It must be remembered that the acquisition of ry freeholds is open to all, of every degree or shade n of politics. Tory, Whig, Radical, or Chartist, rich and poor, Churchmen or Dissenters, Catholics or JJews, all may purchase the right of raising their ...