... nobly did battle until he par- tially conquered, on behalf of the Christian Poor of England, against the inhumanities of the Whig Poor Law. III.-The bishop's remarks on the true theory of the Royal Supremacy will form the best answer to Roman- ists and ...

... whether there were any Ad- ministration actually in existence It appeared that we were to be governed by the fag-end of the Whig and Tory factions, and by incompetent lordlings with aris- tocratic connections. Why was not Mr. Hume sent for to take a share ...

... Inglis voting in fiavour of it When the tax was imposed in 1842, Sir Robert Peel was placed in a difficult position. ti The Whigs had cleaned out the Exchequer wv before they left office, and the new Ministry S( were penniless. Sir Robert, therefore, appealed ...

... icclat is thought and talked of thefce on the mbject of v if the biunderinig which has compelled so adhesive a B Df thing as ai Whig ministry to abdicate; and which of seems to deter statesmen of all parties from taking-up m the reins it has sc ignominiously ...

... lanforfeited the confidence of the Catholics of the United Kinlgdonl.' y, Mr. K Ieoh seconded the motion and referred to of the Whig ministry, and traced their conduct from the year 1845 to the present time. He contended they betrayed every promise they made ...

... the celebrated to Robert Owen used to say, has driven them. Sir re: Richard speaks ex cathedra, for he is learned in tic the Whig school. He knows what his party Cl mean-he knows what is coming-but with great its discretion lhe only insinuates what it would ...

... the British farmer, and his fellows subjects at home, and in the colonies, to continue to enjo- the benignant rule of the Whigs and Radicals.—John Dull.y THE CHURCH IN IRELAND. The original Church of Ireland was Protestant. Every reader of Church history ...

... uil the It lig t Cabinet Cma Allnother woulld go a little fultl ltb, alcil pat ronic as 111001 as T'l would trill ill tth Whigs anl i listil a Grlaliml ad1 inistra- lost tion. \e speak advisedly, whets we say these titil's. Mre wit hlave tie names of ...

... of fhisi kingdons, it seemas to till Las thsat treachiery is itatemaded to tisat sovereigts and to dir tise people, by the Whig mitaister, wviema lie says tisat they hi, ?? look. to hsaving relations, in. fature, with tile very 511 personage(, to elsecit ...

... Conciliation-hull, nor in monster meetings (laughter an I some confusion). Both in principle and in practice he hated their Whig principles and their Radical performances (laughter). The people would not he excited bv him (renewed laughter). But, whether ...

... of these affairs. 'rho election returns for governor ty. are still uncertain, though the probability is in favour ~dof the Whig candidate. The Legislature will have a i majority of the opposition, insuring the election of the D. opposition candidate to ...

... earnestly for - snri- some years past, though, as I opine, very unsuccesafully, to i- ve of establish a rival itistitution. Of the W'higs and Erastians, im- whom they have leagued themselves with, it is the less neces- ady sary for me to speak, as their designs ...