... was of opiuion it was reserved to Lcrd Derby settle the question of Representative Reform, which had never been settled the Whigs. As to the Church Rate he weald expect that the House of Commons would not pass such measure unless it was accompanied with ...

... the measures of the Whig Administr*. in, be often acquitted himself very mnch the satisfiieiiooy not seldom to the admiration, of the House of Commons. His speeches were exactly those that might have been expected from young Whig nobleman playing at democracy ...

... Presidental candidates in the United States, there is yet no certainty about the result. Mr. Webster is thought to be the only Whig who has any chance. Judge Douglass, the Il'i iois senator, the favorite of the Democrats. The Montreal Pilot contradicts the ...

... Thursday night showed the following combination of parties, leagued together to destroy Protestant Cabinet:— English and Beotch Whigs and Radicals 232 Irish Brigade (chiefly Papists) S3 Peelites (chiefly Poseyitea) SI Now, after destroying one Government, the ...

... A cor October 81, the 4t>ib yc*r hie » ...

... of Messrs. Roes, O'Connor, and Carson alone, one hundred and sixty hands are employed. This is really cheering.— Northern Whig. Cork School of Design.— The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for the Board of Trade have appointed Mr. Robert Scanlan ...

... altogether discharged, will be engaged in cruising nearer home, ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised by the Whigs against th rough reform, be said the Reform Bill is no child of ours. If there is any possibility mending it so to satisfy ...

... this day to avow the principles of the Tory. This new fangled substitute Conservative signifies nothing all Lord Grey, the Whig,” is truly more reactionary than Sir John Pakington, the quondam Tory Mr. Gladstone, Conservative” enough in some things, ...

... Catholics for many years had not actively sympathized with their co-religionists in Ireland; and after the way in which the Whig Government bad aggravated the evils of the famine their deplorable mismanagement* there were strong in 1849 manifested of spirit ...

... ; and they reported unanimously that the charities in this city receiving grants was an exceptionable case. (Hear.) Yet the Whig ministry, who profess to be liberal, propose to withdraw that large sura from the public hospitals, under feelings base and ...

... of reform would content may refer to paraph, let just published by Bidgway, tbe reteran Whig bookseller, and praised in the Olotr, the most consistent of the Whig journals. This pamphlet proposes to disfranchise twelve boroughs, and to take one member ...

... boy swam ashore, while the real of the boat’s crew met, it is to deplored, what is too frequently a seaman’s grave. —Northern Whig. ...