... done with safety. If are not much mistaken, the terms the compromise will seen in the end to anything but creditable to the Whig Cabinet.—Morning Advertiser. Intentions «f the Cabinet regard to the Papal Aggression. —Not the slightest intimation has yet ...

... Protectionist —who admits protection to gon *to the tomb of the Capuluts. The election on Friday was altogether in favour the Whig, who was returned to 197. South Notts. —Efforts which have Wen made to effect compromise between Lord Newark and Mr. Barrow ...

... forward Parliament, having regard simply to good or just Government. The Protestant succession was the first idea of all the Whigs and of many of the Tories; and foreign policy, as well as domestic development, turned upon it. The French of the present day ...

... tem dune with wifely. If we arc not much uniatakeit, the teems oldie gomprondse sill he seat in the to be anything but to the Whig Cabinet. —Hoerr* 6.9 Advoluer. It rumoured 'hot the law. officer, of the Crown hare itignedl an opinion that the Cardinal may ...

... Thursday week, Mr. John Houghton, 1 the free trade agriculturist, was put in nomination in oppo' sition to Mr. Calvert, Q.C., the Whig nominee, to supply ' the vacancy occasioned the death of Lord Nugent. Ihe poll closed thus-Mr. Calvert, Mr. Houghton, 197 ; ...

... forward Parliament, having regard simply good or just government. The Protestant succession was the first idea of all the Whigs and of many of the Tories ; and foreign policy, as well as domestic development, turned upon it. The French of the present ...

... against the Popish bishoprics, and for the necessity of a measure to render the holding of them illegal. He a most influential Whig, and perhaps this declaration of his sentiments an indication of what the Ministry intends to do. The late Voluntary meeting ...

... Throne. This reminds us that it was ten years ago - in the Session of 1841—tliat the death-struggle took place between the Whigs and Conservatives—that the Conservatives prevailed—and that their Leader, after a brief Session of a few weeks, retired to ...

... not Bishop of Birmingham. Considering the liberality in matters of religious toleration which has always distinguished the Whig party, it cannot be thought surprising if even this moderate measure of repression should have been at first opposed within ...

... Ilathurne, lint not Irish •p of Itirwingtunt. Considering the liberality in matters or religious toleration a loch has alwat the Whig party, it ennui lie thought seri.; Wong if thin moderate measure of repression it/tool I hare been at first within the Caldnet ...

... April. We cannot refrain from quoting illustrious statesman's sentiments with regard to this tax when he was opposition to the Whig Government, in the first session of the reformed Parliament, and especially as to the injustice of exempting Ireland from i's ...

... most eligible person for that purpose. Accordingly in Dr Macladyen commenced his career in Jamaica as Islend !lutanist; but, Whig endeared himself to a large circle of influential friends, he was induced to exchange his qicial calling as a botanist fur ...