... vigi> lance, and eliciting call for a new combination of parties to resist the fell demon of centralization with which the Whigs seek to subjugate and ruin this land. Our city members have issued a joint address on the subject, which we have much pleasure ...

... the house during the coming session. Tlie lii-h organs the government, as in duty bound, observe similar silence, and the old Whig part), wbnse cry for reform became almost cant, and whose zeal in its pursuit found vent iu rtform as- soc registry clubs, ...

... neighbour) convene a public meeting of our citizens to protest against this Job, let tbe government understand are determined (Whig, 1 , and Tory) that such not be f If speak out la a decided and emphatic are safe, but If we procrastinate we are tbere is ...

... for which they have any real appetite.— Whenever convents are mentioned pleasure is visible on many a Whig and Conservative countenance, and if the Whig be so attached to party as to app, ar liberal,” compromises with his anti-conventual conscience by staying ...

... THE NEW REFORM RIEL. Under al: end in all times, the Whig* are consistent in their injustice Ireland. When measure popular enfranchisement is about conceded, Ireland is omitted from toe hill. When measure of coercion to be Irauied, Ireland alone is islated ...

... all the votes of the Cabinet and its : satellites, he will least incur none the wrath ol the Whig leaders, and receive no sincere opposii tion from the Whig party. mock opposition as it is truly put in the rtsolutions to which we have adverted —will be ...

... some reluctantly, others through selfish motives, as events have since proved, opposed for few months insolent and peisecuting Whig minister, who still cberitbes the spirit that dictated the Durham letter, and prompted the ecclesiastical titles bill. Fur ...

... to refuse this distinguished honour; but u could not have been oonferr* don mure high and popular Irish nobleman.— Northern Whig. Mountstewart.—We tnat Lord and Lady Londonderry are at present at where they will for a few days , but their visit will entirely ...

... these things in America. The defenders of aristocratic and government influence in parliament are well aware of this. Both Whigs and Tories know that the snug system by which they contrive to monopolise between them the laying in and the laying out of ...

... usual supporters of the government in the Commons were loud in their condemnations. Lord Seymour, Lord Hairy Vane, and other Whig notables, the number of remonstrated with Lord John Russell the “inexpediency of agitating parliament and the country with ...

... which the tenant farmers have p-osecuted the canvass is most remarkable. T]ie greatest excitement prevails in the district. The Whig party and the whole bsnd of corruptioni ts are incessant their threats f coercion up the tenantry, hot the tirmne sof the people ...

... descent, and great was the consternation of skippers, and great also the seizure of illegal weights. We find iu the Northern Whig a list ol thirty-eight colliers visited by Mr. Rea, in nearly all of which the weights were deficient, though we are bound ...