... excite more wonder than the proof that Italiall priests misunderstood the spirit of a foreign ?? try. If it was strange that a Whig Miuister should raise a cry against a particular class of religious opinions, it was more wonderful that, even for the moment ...

... even if ret 1it -were all settled, Mr. COWAN and his friends may inv reassure themselves by remembering that the first disi t Whig Budget of the session is never the last, and adj e that Sir ChARLEt.S WOOD is quite celebrated for his pla - willingness to ...

... elaborate argument, to defend this l position by a reference to the fundamental principles n on which, aecording to the American whigs, national and| taxation ought to be regulated.', -in -The primary object, he tells us, ' to be kept in *e is view in laying ...

... thart lire sirorrir like to see Rerrirri Caitholic Pirelartes silt by side iii tire House ot' ?? sriith oir' own. Then tire Whig Governrterit fat- luter it ii his by thirlr ncoirrirg1111etnert to Rtomian Catholics iii Ireland rind tire colonies, caliliang ...

... it was nearly twelve before a sufficient number of persons had assembled to compose a meeting. Indeed (says the 'Northern Whig ?? the attendance throughout the day was at all times thin-probably 1,000 comprised an outside estimate of the numbers at any ...

... the numerous inquiries which have been originated by the Govermneut-strictly in accordance with the former practice of the Whigs-proceed from so laudable a motive as the desire of knowledge, or a modest consciousness of their own ignorance or in- capacity ...

... cabinet, who said that he should like to seeP Rbmnan catholis prelates side by side in the House of Lords .with our own. Then the whig government followed up this by hei enourgemntto oma caholcsin Ireland and Ihecolnie, cllig teirarcbisopsand bishops 'Iyour ...

... contemptible farce-not in the capacity of electors, but as bawling clamorous slaves. They will very likely be told to join' in a Whig cry for ' Reform: but let them take heed how they suffer themselves to be deluded and duped. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, if menaced' ...

... agreed that it is aceintole- rble nuisance. Thereis no great party ice the state to oppose its repeal, for the unanimity of Whig, Tory, and Radical dertuaciations of it is truly wone derful. There remains but this: to avail themselves of their national ...

... when Sir CBARLES WOOD made his financial statement, on the 15th March last, he had to perform the novel duty, as far as recent Whig finance is concerned, of announcing a gross surplus on the year which ended the 5th April, 1850, of two and a quarter millions ...

... result of the wound. What could have been the motive for such an attack on so amiable and respected a gentleman we cannot ?? Whig.: DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Mr. Anderson appeared last evening in Coriolanu8 (as the bills intimated) for the first time. This tra- ...

... Chancellor e of the E~xchequer had the means, and he was not even pro ( videdvwith the excuse of want of money. (H~ear.) The s whigs were a remarkably slippery body, and very o aqueezable-( hear, hear, and laughter)-and it was the F rpeople's own fault if ...