... ed gauntlets, letter and a pamphlet, containing certain allegations, reasonings, and argnments of a pro- Derbyite and anti■Whig-Catholic tendency, scarcely any of our contemporaries have had the consideration or good nature give him such a keel-hauling ...

... Who 1 reparod that airidmit for you? a —A man thattau is outside. Cuter J ho, and allot is he? is a man that writ. Chi —Whig him in here. Wu will know low to dial with him. Mulligan--I might nut see him for days. CuiefJu.4tico mud bring hint iu aol ...

... be apprehended that nothing more than the old game of delusion and deceit will played over again, with almm battles V*twe« Whig and Tory, and no anbatantial ground of agreement on the part the Ti.c ln.h movement party not likely to make headway an assembly ...

... need be, to make the concession of them, the cdtodition of their support (loud cheers). Parliament will meet next weekthe Whigs are office, and the Tories on the other hand •re mastering strong their forces make battle with them for office. Now, it is ...

... in bringing the working dames the practice of the One True Religion, which wae so greedy insulted Lord John Russell and the Whigs on the memorable occasion alluded to, when wrote the Durham epistles NEW YEARS’ ENTERTAINMENT TBRVOB. The Right Hon. Wm.MooatU ...

... mat- ters which so nearly our religion and the liberty mesh free action of our chtch. It is nut to be wishes, for that either Whig or Tory, l'rotedant or Presbyterian, should be allowed to in' rude into tic^ do- main of eock.iastimil adairs. But, unlmppily ...

... that the boar is come for determining the fiiture position of the religions liberties of the professors of the ancient faith. Whigs, Tories, Radicals, or under name they may be called, their common profession unmistakeabl;* menaced home and abroad; and if ...

... movements iu Central Italy, and their reprobation of the Pope’s Temporal Sovereignty. Tho two great political iu these tlogaa*- Whigs and Tories are equally hostile the Holy other —because they are equally hostile to every thing Catholic. The Pope's own subjects ...

... the life of his spiranal father, and sacrificing him on that altar of concert and commerce. which is newly raised up by the Whigs and the Emperor. Finding that a Congress would not ratify the robbery of the holy Sec; finding that the English and Prussians ...

... alluded to onion of the scion of a Conservative house (not far from Knowlesley) with the daughter of a Whig house. This will seem like a family tie between Whigs and ' Conservatives ; bat happily the day is passed by when polities are carried to extreme* which ...

... not ilipressionable Let them too take heed. The speech of the Britidi Queen will be find in our columns. The policy of the Whigs is French throughout. It is wino:ions to other Powers by which support may b.• m! the Pontiff. It absolutely threatens, in ...

... brief statement does it no*, appear that in England the Pope has many enemies in evety society Liberals and Conservatives, the Whigs and Tories ? It wonld not, however, be fair to general «mdemnation upon England in general, or any of the mrlies into which ...