... deprive him of all hopes of the Chief Secretaryship. Nor are we sorry for that; for your amiable and honourable public man, if a Whig, is, after a 1, the most dangerous enemy of popular rights. He would not, like the extreme Tory, extinguish them in blood, ...

... power which the bill would profess to confer upon them. That there was a dishonest apportionment of members effected by the Whigs the Reform Act of 1832 many have believed; and, if are not mistaken, those who doubt it will be convinced the figures in Mr ...

... tbe earliest and choicest vegetable delicacies of the season deserves much praise and much substantial recognition.— Northern Whig. Scottish Kbformatios Soctett— Compromisk Matsootm.—Tbe following resolution has been unanimously adopted by tbe acting committee ...

... trials she had to witness and share in; and the Duke, though not a man of much political ability, was in that part of his life a Whig, and on the generous and liberal side of almost every question. Wc are obliged to say almost,” because he supported with his ...

... of. Should Lord Palmkrsto* pressed herd by any such unexpected alliance, will announce Reform Bill on bis own account. The Whigs likely to bs split upon this roc |l “P adhering the Ministry and resisting the democracy, and part going with Lord John bis ...

... Reform a bone of contention before the new Parliament. Though threatened with the opposition of Lord John Russel! and the Whigs if did not once bring in Reform Bill, which the public not deraand-to which, indeed, they are, to all appearance, perfectly ...

... sought to be implicated-the issves whic , in all probability, will be raised the prosecution it. and the results which the Whig party expect, will follow from the entire transaction. To discuss all of these probable issues and expected results would be ...

... value set upon German courage high quarters. The Legionaries, however, were not sent to Canada. A happy thought struck some Whig wiseacre ; their destination became the Cape, and their task is pick quarrels with the Cattre tribes. They are to be rewarded ...

... office. Mr. Peel’s successor the War-office is not Mr. Maasey, aa bad been anticipated, bnt Sir John Ramsdsc, very clever young Whig baronet, of large possessions, and near rclativa of Mr. Horsman. tie moved tbe address last session, and, whenever speaks, ...

... its privileges ami responsibilities, and the limit of its authority. The j arrings of the Romish clergy, their divisions into Whig and Ultramontane, and sub-divisions into various shades of the latter have imparted to their flocks throughout many districts ...

... A BOMBARDMENT OP DUBLIN CASTLE. The following truthful and telling article has appeared our contemporary the Northern Whig. We trust the subject of which it tieats will occupy the attention of the new parliament, and that for the sake of economy, as well ...

... elegance of diction is one of the last qualities necessary in a historian, and if, Instead of studying to render his eloquent Whig pamphlet' as the history has been designated-a model piece of cosuposition, Mr. Macaulay had sought more Industriously ...