... repression priestly interferonco temporal matters. The organ is now credibly assured that it is assented to in a well-informed Whig circle of this city, that tho Government, appalled rumours which havo reached them of the influence wielded by tho Catholic ...

... will do well to be prepared. New political and ecclesiastical elements have made sad havoc of the wonted party combinations. Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, can hardly be said now to exist for election purposes. The change has its advantages and ...

... some reading and of some small literary talent, named Charles Blount*.' politics he belonged to the extreme section of the Whig party. the days the Exclusion Bill he had been one of Shaftesbury's brisk boys, and had, under the signature of Junius Brutus ...

... amendment. He felt so strongly upon the subject that could not give silent vote. It was no party question —no question between Whig and Tory between rich and poor—(hear, hear)— between Churchmen aud Dissenters; it was a question which most intimately concerned ...

... anticipated for his country has not yet been got, but to the end he despaired not. He kept ever going with the tide, voting for Whig member for the county always in opposition to a Tory, and hoping still that time would come when radical principles would rule ...

... took active part most of the popular agitations of the day. He was the originator of the Argus newspaper, I the organ of the Whig party this city, under the successive editorships Mr William Weir, Mr William Lang, Mr Thornton Hunt, and Dr Charles Mackay ...

... State in Ireland ! The bulk of the Liberal party voted with Mr Miall, and there are the list of the majority the names of Whigs whose votes aro not looked for. We believe that this launching of the Irish Church question under new auspices and with new ...

... and this High Court. Lift your veil; throw off all modesty, and look me in the face.' Sir John Henderson of Fordell, aealous Whig, had long nauseated the civil court by his burgh politics. Their Lordships had once to fix the amount of some discretionary ...

... confidence of the majority, and so avoid the risk of a defeat through a division of the votes. In this manner the delegates of the Whigs and Know-Nothings, assembled at Philadelphia, have nominated Fillmore for President, the seceders from the latter party on ...

... dois. in specie on freight Large mass conventions had been held the' West favour Fremont for President. There had also been Whig meeting in Boston in his favour. There was attempt made at a coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Filmore and Fremont ...

... influence every day, and bid fair to drive the pure Whigs entirely from the field, and to return both the members for ' Edinburgh. Hence the dislike of this party to Mr M'Laren. At the election last winter the Whigs returned their candidate, Mr Black, by what ...

... into a corner and pmioned there beyond the power of escape, the editor of the Whig has our permission to indulge his low-boru instincts in low-flung bravado. Of course the Whig replies in similar strain, to which its antagonist rejoins with increased vigour ...