... without plunging the country into an agitation unprecedented for violence, and if the empire is to permanently delivered from the Whig faction only by judicious compromise and recognition of great organic changes that may not now undone, why should Lord Derby ...

... interesting, or altho' it thought that the trial may the means of throwing fresh light the tactic, Whig Governmenu, yet all ohsmee e«r betofi Jfeia-nuhjMtei - Whig rate wdl nigh gone, liny farther •• dieoloturtt - |j probably p«u unnoticed. memorial, praring ...

... necessity of giving a grant to Galway, for the erection of a breakwater and pier in the harbour. He promises—and these are not Whig promises—to send three naval officers of experience to enquire into the relative merits of the rival ports—Limerick and Galway ...

... cafe, but God it was that filled it with his glory; and yet nobody would say that Solomon was wrong. We are no advocates of Whig Reform either, but our notion is that it might be beneficial if the people had some voice in the choice of their pastors; the ...

... POSITION OF MINISTERS. The members of the Whig Government, if they went out of office in the expectation of being brought back immediately with flying colours, and replaced in their old position with augmented strength, must, before now, have discovered ...

... abeyance ; and the feeling of the the main, evidently is, a preference of Lord Derbjand his colleagues over Lord John and the Whigs, but no Corn-law. At the same time, there appears to be no disposition to deny the agriculturists redress, as far may be, for ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS MORNING HERALD.—Notwithstanding the dexterous manoeuvring of the Whigs and Peelites. the Maynooth question has not been got rid of. Thanks to the honest exertions of Mr. Spooner and Mr. the debate upon the subject has been resumed ...

... that Mr. Fillmore will claims to the Presidency, in favour o( Nr. Webster. This still leaves another Whig candidate, General Scott, the field. A Whig convention was to meet on the Ist of this month in Baltimore and the Democrats were lying on their oars ...

... state, appear thus be fated to find the much maligned Tories more irreconcileable foes than those self-vaunted reformers,—the Whigs, at the same time that tho reforms of the one re-invigorate ivhile they conserve the institutions which rude hands of the other ...

... from office by a combination of factions, a Whig administration most necessarily succeed them, and believing that this country must retrograde and become daily more and more impoverished and wretched under Whig misrule, and tkat its only chance of progressive ...

... noble marquis the mouth piece of the Opposition in thus attacking him with respect to a measure which had originated with the Whig Government themselves. The New Zealand Bill passed through committee, and other measures were advanced. HOUSE OF LORDS —Saturday ...

... k themselves the question—WouW all this success Jive been attained if our land was still a prey to the selfish artifices of Whig trickery with all its hollow mockeries and desperate hypocrisy ? It would well if Protestant electors recollected the importance ...