... retinence of office, under a series of disasters, is one of the hereditary principles of the Whigs, and the Coalition Cabinet adopts it, as a matter of course, the Whigs counting most noses in the Omnibus. For this last defeat, Ministers are mainly indebted ...

... in the vortex of English rapacity. IoJw often must we re- peat our protest against this suicidlal policy on the part of the Whig centralisers who never can be brought to understand the real basis on which the Legislative Union between the two countries ...

... absence of many of your representatives-oi the very men who, on the hustings, pledged themselves to oppose this and every other Whig timeasure. Mr. Spooner brouglht forward his motion on the sub- ject of Maynooth, anid lalthough many of the Irish menm- bers ...

... the formal announcement of such a ?? WoLild inevitably deprive them of the support of every mem- ber of Parliament, be lie Whig, or rrory, or Radical' who values in the slightest degree the wel'fare of the constitution under whiell lie ives. In the words ...

... penned the following palliode in re- ference to this complete vindication of' Lord Down- shire's landlordism. The editor of the Whig, in re- ferring to Mr. Filgate's letter, says 'Ihe calm, distinct, and circumstantial manner in vhicis M~r. 1ilgate states ...

... wnts driveo froir (iwie, Ilot hmec-msu Iris In0a- ?? wee dlisapprov'ed of by thle [loirse iof C-1nrmmoos, but ibecatirse the Whigs lhed thme good fbr'tri.e1 to loir~e a tregociator' of tact arid dies terity enough to ri-it open1 the fanvout' of his opponents-and ...