... profession of the Ho. man Catholic faith on his death iicd.— Ilaltanuie Catholic Herald. THE WHIGS.—THE IRISH PACKET STATION. (From the Freeman.) In one pnrliculur the Whigs differ from all other parties. The routine is, to be one thing in office—quite another ...

... He professes to be a moderate Conservative. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, moderate Whig, and Mr. Greer ultra Liberal, a Radical from the start. The Whig nowhere ...

... something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs on the Irish hustings. It has been a 11 Sicilian Vespers in which neither youth nor age was spared. One does not know where to look for Whig at present. Lord Clarendon cooking his liver at a German ...

... constituencies, by proposing a similar measure of his own. conjectures to Lord John’s doings is not altogether absurd. When the Whig leader, out place, took up his quarters at hotel in Edinburgh, and was supposed to have changed politics for literary society ...

... Dublin Evening Post announces that the Hon. Shapknd Cnrpw, son of Lord Carew, late member for the county of Waterford, is the Whig candidate for Uunparvan, adding that there is not the slightest doubt of his success, either with the present or near constituency ...

... The Whig members of the New York Legislature have nominated General Scott for the Presidency, and the Missouri Stale Democratic Convention have expressed preference for General Cuss. The State general election in Rhode Island has gone for the Whigs, with ...

... arranged, and the more important places filled hy anticipation. Lord John Bussell is said be the main difficulty. .Several the new Whig allies have objection serve under him Premier, and lie not disposed to accede to their wishes that he should go the Hou ...

... the candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that a new choice might be adopted,and anew attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. Tlo advantage, however, was gained this policy ; for the Whig concentration waaratber ...

... hi'Cormick, the eminent railway conbeen moderate Conservattve. tractor. P M gkipton, moderate l h UIK-ral, Radical front the The Whig nowhere the poll, and wt. a gallant race between Meaara. M'Conntck.nd Greer, the former winning a majority of 19- Th« following ...

... he* ieut| bis proxy to the Premier, his son the Marquis of Blandford, the lattei informing Lord of hie own accession the Whigs at the same time. * Among the the Onllnry, on the night of Disracli’i Gladatone'a budget speech, was Princess Royal m company ...

... bolds his own, Ochonc Brave Counsellor Keogh from Athlone. lt'« himself can pick hole* in their bill, Ami he*!! prove the ’Whigs a hard pill. will. He’ll raise bustle, Thar poor Johnny Russell Will wish him safe back in Atblone, Ochont! More power the ...

... throughout Bnglqnd against the Mmistr; and their delusive hUL The statement of the Tinne respecting * meetiqg of the of the old Whig part;,’ on Satunla; last, support the amendment Lord Johnßossell against tire second reading *t the Government Beform Bill ...