... We agree with the hon. gentleman that the author of Pape et le Congres” ought not to have overlooked this contingency. But whig The O’Donoohue” refuses his confidence” to that most Catholic conntry,” Austria, he does not say. Mr. Lenioax had some grounds ...

... owner. The nasty and loathsome reptile, Lord John Russell, who has trailed along his noxious existence in the foul slime of Whig and anti- Catholic politics, had the unblushing hardihood to denounce the Catholic Church as enchaining the reason and cramping ...

... Review, indicated that an essayist of no brilliancy had arisen te instruct and amuse ord ng public. Ere long the teaders of the Whig pariy, in recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord (then Mr.) a sioner of Bankruptcy ; and in 1830 they ...

... indicated that an essayist of ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, In recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, Commissioner of Bankruptcy; and in ...

... Europe uninterested in the Itatian dispute we know not. which it 1s attended, and decide without either is no Ministry like the Whig Ministry for silence to red tape on the one hand, or printers’ ink upon the and mystery. But it is difficult to believe that ...

... which we are amembled to-day. It is, in a word, to denounce all intriguers against the Pope, or their abettor*, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Ratlical— red, white, or bins. (cheers). In coot:lesion, I can only beg of the people who are about me, that they ...

... before the Whigs, who ished | content to borrow from him those i ciples v Agua they employed with success against ‘tis 1 éss able ” has | cessors. rinciple of removing all unnecessar; f all | tersupon hep e was likewise his, six’ ears befor ways Whigs ever ...

... whether sufficient exertion has of late been made to promote its cultivation at home. Our practical cotemporary, the Northern Whig, has paid considerable attention to this aspect of the subject, and given a place in its columns to a number of communications ...

... “The work which, in its original form, cost four gi and a half, is offered, in its improved form, at 12s, | JEAR Northern Whig. whether reared bef “ Of all the monuments to Moore, since the poet’s death, the best is the edition of the THE Melodies just ...

... we to exercise legitimate influence at home on this question ? instructing our representatives to represent to the minister, Whig or Tory os he maybe, that the sentiments and wishes of one-third of the population these kingdoms is not to be overlooked or ...

... before the Whigs, who were content to borrow from him those principles which they employed with success against his less able successors. The principle of removing all unnecessary letters upon trade was likewise this, sixty years before the Whigs ever thought ...

... a leg! Robert Farrell, John Do n this question? By instructing o' Kehoe, barrister; Doctor Ca His to rep esent to the ter, Whig or Tory as he ma: t Lawler, P. Farrell, Naas the sentiment and wishes of one-third of the popdl o ms, solicitor; Kober Danne ...