... of prieatly interference in temporal matters. The organ is now credibly assured that it is assented to io a well-informed Whig circle of this city that the government, appalled by the rumours which, have reached them of the influence wielded by the Catholic ...

... Ministry were distracted by the same grave pre-occupation. On the second night of the Session, the recognized leader of the Whig section of the Coalition Cabinet, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, confessed his horror at the evidences of mismanagement and neglect, and ...

... DOCTOR TIGHE GREGORY AND THE DERRY 'PRENTICE BOYS. WVn notice, in the Northern Whig of yesterday, a letter, addressed to the Dean of Derry by the Rev. Doctor E. Tighe Gregory, the Vicar of Kilmore, and the proprietor of Paget Priory, Kilcock. 'rhis ...

... caere in perfect harmony wtth the theory of ir ,vmrnitiittt held by the Tories, end were nit, in prat'sce, galling to the Whigs. Roger Lestrarge, who bed b'en liceoss r under the lest two kings of the Unase of Suart, and who hal ehown as littlo tenderness ...

... Saintfield by such supporters. We have not thought wvorthy of notice a most one-sided and ridiculous article, in the Northera Whig, on the subject of the Saintfield Academy. Its statements are egregiously false. They are contrary to the evidence given at ...

... been asked. One test alone has been ap- pilied. The time-honoured badges of party have been trampiled under foot. The names of Whig, Tory, Radical, and Coalitionist are not listened to nail(ii the anxiety thattthe war be carried on with spirit, vigouir, and ...

... afterward a Radical as candidate, next a Whig as Member, then again a Tory, and again a Peelite, and yet again a Coalitionist, and now one knows not ?? James advised his bequeathed pupil to talke office under the Whigs, and since then to remain under Lord ...

... 1840 Mar. Miles Stapleton ?? tained in his favour the revival of the ancient barony ofs Beaumonat, end Sir Jicots Astley, the whig M.P. for Nor- I folk, that of llastings. In 1841 another batch of lvhig t creations appeared, just before the retirement of ...

... Scotland with a heart ulcerated by hatred of' his un- grateful master and of Isis successful rivals8 At Edinburgh a knot of Whigs, as severely disappointed as himself by the new arrangements, readily submitted to the guidance of so bold and able a leader ...

... Lord John Russell was Premier. The support of Peel was invaluable a to the Whig Cabinet, and that support was given in barter for the support of the Bank Charter Act by the Whigs. The I bargain was perfectly understood and acted upon, and accord- v ingly ...

... vistas at being Lord-Lieutenant of Invernees.a?sre. an office to which he, too, wat appointed out of his turn. Lord Gleneig, a whig, ahosold have obtained that office. He was a man of ability, and rendered good service to the Mel- bourne administration. But ...

... --personally proud, politically popular.-great inl logic, RC careless in administration,-the only Radical member A inof the Whig and Coalition Miniistries,-tbe editor of I inold Hotims, and the legislator for our yoong Colonies. Tars FRENCH EXHIBITION ...