... registration iii the totvn-(hear, hecar)-for the a clh- time lied come when Catholics should not Ile mixed up ft ,en either whid Whig or Tory, to be made use of' by the ono- c, ?? to lie inade lion of by the other-aind then kicked away 'IO after the service ...

... subjoin : an( AYES. for Stanleyites ?? 2220 an( Peelitos ?? Mai Whiigs ?? his1 Roman Catholics ?? 5 ?? ?? ?? Puscyite ?? 6 the Whigs and ?? _ 42 P,- This anlysis bears out the opinion we have above th e~pre~ssed, that any attempt to increase the seve- M' rity ...

... these affairs. The election returns for t governor are still uncertain, though the proba- thi h~ility is in favour of the W~hig calndidate. The me Legislature will have a majority of the opposi- QP] tion, insuring the election of the opposition can- didate ...

... we are sure that our readers will Spli consent to be incredulous until they, have some enlo better ground for belief. The Whig Government mci Mis survived too many rude shocks to fall down te, tiecause it is continually pelted with the dead rest huves ...

... REFORM ASSOCIATION. Il ?? or HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE FISCAL SYSTEM. s :li* th6 tat SECTION XX. iig FRoM THE ACCESSION OF THlE WHIGS IN 1830 TOdi LdiS no THEIR LOSS OF OFFICE IN 184J.-rINANCIAL ta ly, SCIIEME OF SIR ROBERT PEEL1 1842. c Lys The new Parliameilt ...

... d rumour that Lord Palmerston wouldl return to the e Foreign-office. How will they reconcile the re- .dinstatemoent of the Whig Ministry with their 3Stheory of a special judgment ? to O I ...

... ; whilst the Jlerald rejoices thait cart thle revenue of thle coltitry is decreasiug rapidly hun under tile system of W~hig, finance, .i FAu olircial abstract of the receilt Irish cetasus, in together witit a coltllaiative roturit of thepeiu gan decennial ...

... Many and fruitless were the privile e attempts to form a combination of political GUILI) elements. Protectionist, Peelite, and Whig-all afailed to help us out of the difficulty, and at last D.l athe helm of affairs was once more confided to the to act, a ...

... Ani addition was made to this El ' tax in 1805; and in 1806, during thu short-lived If 1. - at! 'r administration of the Whigs, when Lord Henry d 61 Petty (present Marquis of Lansdowne) was CThan- of Ii Cellor of the Exchequer, the -assessment was raised ...

... of governor had taken place, but the whole M ry of the retarns had not arrived. There was very t. ly little doubt that the Whig candidate would bet iy selected. San Francisco and Sacramento had 1, ?? been the scenes of terrible tragedies. Onepri- p ei ...

... history only to show that Pitt, in ,7 1786 and 1792; Addington, in 1802; Lansdowne, 3 in 1807; and Vansittart, in 1813; that, Whigs, - Tories, or Hybrids, all legislated for war, and con- 6 tracted the overwhelming debt to carry on the - war, under an error ...

... those who would follow their religious teaching. HaNing towards the close of his speech twitted n ?? ?? for his devotion to the Whig n Misistry on several occasions when they were in it M~anger, the member for Salford good-humouredly a acknowledged the soft ...