... his faot’.ous opposition, but he deserves thanks for it, for had no choice but to do so or join the Cobdenites ; and seems—Whig and all—to have shrunk from this when it came to Ihe point. All accounts conspire in testifying to the continuance of the ...

... notified the Government of his peaceful policy for the remainder the session, whether the time be long or short. The Peelite and Whig-Radical coalition has resolved to yield to public opinion, and to desist from factious opposition the new administration. ...

... ra.in. and influence, the late Under-Secretary to the Earl of Clarendon. Indeed it is carious to observe how completely the Whigs have succeeded in disgusting ail parties in Ireland. You will be amused to hear that the Catholic Defence Association has issued ...

... dissolution of Par* liament will take place on or about the 27th May. Sir James Graham is the popular candidate for Carlisle upon Whig redical principles. A fort is to be erected in the Isle of Wight for the purpose of defending the Needles passage, at an outlay ...

... Militia, ihe present session of 1852 may be regarded as unusually prolific of bills and speeches with regard to that force. The Whig Ministry fell in the attmpt to carry their bill ; it to be seen whether the Conservative Administration will improve their ...

... impede resistlessly thereby, is now conjo'ne for the overthrow of the Establishment. have Roman Catholics, Nonconformists. Whigs, and Liberals, all exhibiting sa l concurrence this unworthy enterprise. Each for the-r own motives, but all working mo-t ...

... bequeathed to charitable and religious institutions—the Bible Society, the Tract Society, add several others.— New York Herald. The Whig Ex-Premirr and the Liberals.~ The liberals are exceedingly dissatisfied just bow with the conduct of Lord John Russell, as ...

... to the issue to be put before the country, it would be simply this —whether Engl I was to be governed by a Cousertative or a Whig adrninlstr itiou. Mr. Villiers hid lone I the heha 11 itely given notice of, on the question of the re-imposition of the Corn ...

... administration of affairs upon family compacts and Whig combinations. To be sure, is no way surprising that Lord Derby should exhibit ability which immeasurably surpasses anything in his predecessor. What passes Whig comprehension is, that the rest of the members ...

... and Morgan (Whigs) advocated special acts to organise the Galway Steamship Company, while Babcock (Whig), and Mr. Cooley (democrat), went for a general law. The first named senator endeavoured so much to make political capital for the Whigs out of Irish ...

... which, they say everybody amongst their flocks may read, may be read or not schools established for the Nation. Thus, whether Whig or Tory try it, the priests can never and will never be got to co operate heartily or really in any popular system of Education ...

... James Gratten, a resident gentleman of considerable property and high character, and one who had hereditary claims upon the Whig party. Now, what were Dr. Murray's claims to bo admitted into this so select body ? Hereditary or proprietory rank he possessed ...