... salaries amount to about •23,5001., of which more than 15,0001. pud amongst theßomnn Catholic Judges, whom,” ssys the Freamoa, Whigs take care to present to the public eye the Isrgest capitals.” FoUowing np the same statistics, the Frttnan states that in the ...

... Several open houses are now foil work, and bread and tea are dealt out in profusion to the electors. The new candidate, who is a Whig, is supported by the Duke of Devonshire, and all the local landlord influence. Rev. Dr. Hally, P. also goes with the government ...

... country, it did in Parliament, more anxietyi than surprise. It was clear to all intelligent observers the public mind that the Whig budget was failure past repair; and at the meeting of the House Commons yesterday the only subject of curiosity or disenssiou ...

... have anticipated. The temptations of office were too strong for all those rivals who shared either the Whig hostility to the Pope’s aggression, or the Whig attachment to Free Trade. The Protestant Opposition lost no time in concocting that motion of Mr. ...

... delegates from the various metropolitan parishes. Mr. Bbettihobam proposed the first resolution That the late attempt of the Whig Ministry to fasten upon the people of England house tax, unequal in its operation, lieu of the odious window tax. is an outrage ...

... is that Lord John Russell will be urged by the Queen to remain in office, and that there will only be modifications of the Whig Cabinet, There was a slight rise tu-day in the funds at the Petite Bourse in the Passage de I’Opera. The Five per Cents, were ...

... the late Sir Robert Pexl had been justified in his heroic remedy for a financial deficit. It is true that die adoption of the Whig Revenue Tariff, proposed the year before the Income Tax, and rejected by the same sagacious interest which now execrates the ...

... army—without one even outside; and not army altar all He may for a brief spaoe frighten Cera tees of Anrergoe, or other old lady Whig irinoiplea; but will fail majority the hour bUetlurloossr than for that performance only f* can never expect that it will, ...

... loudly prothat no Government could stand unless it diraetly struck that Synodical action of the Catholic Hierarchy which the Whig Ministry aimed at impeding quietly by implication. Lord Stanlst’b supporters wUI not disclaim the proposals contained in the ...

... ranks of a political party —which bad these wise men of ths West succeeded last night in voting in-tfaey would have bad for Whig whips Stanleyite scorpions. After the Pope’s Bull, this practical bull of theirs is th* richest exhibition of 1851. owe Sir ...

... Charlton, of 'Vmav add. that two of the above cumber are active count; magistrates, and have hitherto been supporters of the Whigs ; and that Thomas Riddell, Felton Park, is the representative of the elder and wealthier branch of the Riddell family this ...

... contradiction the rumour of refiew to take place the Bouiesards, in the presence the President. The nows of the retirement of the Whig Ministry reached Paris last night. . , M. Arago has been dangerously ill for some day, but yesterday his malady took a more ...