... organisation which ~ against the partisans abaolntiem, the aesiataoce of a 9 temporal eovertignty, tho The leader* of the Whig party, in aeknooledgemaot of with meat regiments, the Christmas dinner of the men of the Times says it ia atated in * d i,#u#d ...

... n already well-known : that the government must bring a bill next session, and that they will not blush to follow good old Whig custom of taking a leaf from tho bilk of their Conservative predecessors. can hope (he said) that we aro now entering upon ...

... Kingdoms, excepting, of course, London, which is specialty, and tannot placed in comparison with any ether locality.—Nirtkern Whig. Th« Üblioiois Dissknsio.vs St. c:e«noß*s mthb-Kast —We n-greot to say that the hopes of those who thought there was end to ...

... that the present position his Holiness has been mainly induced by Whig intervention in the affairs Italy.' believe that whilst Irish Roman Catholics continue to sapport the present Whig Government, tint Government, secure and confident such support, will ...

... reform bill in the next session of parliament Owing to some concealed influence they have suddenly been attracted towards the Whig lord of reform. It is passing strange that finality John should appear the opening of this year of grace the centre of admiration ...

... Chancellor states the charge—an attempt to cause the personation of a voter at the last election for Roscommon, when Mr Tenitnn the Whig can didate. Captain Balfe flatly denies the truth of tho accusation The Emperor Napoleon, In alettorto Mr Fonld, minister of ...

... n, the meantime wo will offer further remark than quote the opinion the most liberal of the Be fast journals. The Northern Whig of Monday says;—“ We have already taken occasion to express orr opinion that the guardians exercised a wise discretion in not ...