... Peelites, were pretty' much in the sames position, only re- cognised for good or for- evil, as they alternately sup- ported the( Whigs or the Protectionists. Th'Ii Protec- tionlists, whatever may ble their dormanlteneigy, oirlatent policy, duriog the recent ...

... rev. Clirtlenirsi proceerled so sho~ak as fo~lovvs ?? is sir stiscrrrprriots turn iii C tire _N-rti, called tire Arorl/rer~ie Whig, darid it calls tire menritte of tire Tenant Leligpe a haind of iteclamrites. (Groans for tire fV/rig) I ceisir the, aforesatid ...

... Upper HouSe as Dnlde of Newvcastlc, asd there becuise leadcr of the Peel partv and of such of the more Conservatire of the Whigs as are disposed to alley Lhe:nselves with that section. The Duikie of Neweastle continues, ave regret to learn, in asl alarmins ...

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... Never, perhaps, has a common danger more thoroughly organized a comimon phalanx of resistance. All sections of Protestants-Whig anLdTory, Conscrva- tive and Liberal, alike-throiogl the inighty organ of the public press, are recoroiniig tb:ci, determination ...

... coiilul do as iuiclr mischlief ris his idleness would enable llim toi thie great Protestant party, upon whose overthrow ?? Whigs are bernt. Tile only kinilresi apipointmienit where r' fr. S'niel wsounil really ecjoiy ' a labour of love -tho Governorsiri ...

... quietncss, ?? wvill not move on without a satisfac- tory consideration. ?? is nonv the onily one of the fa- uily wliom the Whigs have not deceiitly proviiiei for. Daniei the younger, miiuricc, Iorpran John, aid Kit Fi;z'simon, are all renpiiigtlio thiavet ...

... PoSTRAAZERD.-W\ must confess ws were hardly prepoired for the very huntiliating colifession of Irfeat with which ilte N't/os)sernl Whig, in his ?? of ye31er. day, gives up, as a bad job, tile bootless task of seekhitg a better represestation of tile towin in ...

... gratiflcaticri of neecr~irlirg airy mrotioni irere again r frrr, beIng, a scrircribfer fic, arid c ?? realer of, tire NOrN1rer7Z Wh/ig, air ii ad ciitti rg, as I thi ik every cmanc inste do, tire great ltents ci icr c ahiihi ?? which tirsi jrrc is ur-11 ilirted ...

... DR. COOKE'S LECTURE ON POPERY.-MIS- I REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WHIG. IMPRESSED with a sense of duty towards our Protes- tant countrymen, we have devoted a very large share of our present publication to a faithful and accurate report of Dr. Cooke's noble ...

... y hail voted, Captain Dickson, the Coulservative candidate, was at tie leail i of the poll, by a majority of one over the W'hig ean(lidlate, 1I Mr. Goold, while t(le rerian-t.ebgue favourite was soime eight o votes in the rear of the first..naiiied geitlelsil ...

... Represelrtatives, tie Presbeyterian Clergymeor of the Nornh, &c., &c., anl groaninrg most vehemently for Lord J. Rulssell aned the W'higs. STATr OF PUItLIO 1E7n.IeNG AT RoME.-The Roman Cor- responderrt of the Morrnirg Chronicle, writing about ten days since, says ...