... Wee 11111 these of Sehoolmarter, and Schoolmistrtre, which he did beams he thought that a largo proportion of the children Whig Roma* Catholics their inetructori ought boot tee be now stated he was prepared either .1 diem Wiese dim to tappet so Catholic ...

... twit totem of the North of Intl.,' an. connemed by tide very long mending with the Tory and the Catholics who are need to the Whig. have turned stein. • Ministry that is. es thee think, sonspinne to it. throne the head of their Keen those Cetho. Lc members ...

... by Se Animation climate. The Vic- Lidos Society them the Botanical le ilt grille ere lb. distinguished De. improperly walk _Whig pentbetly mid ayen nothing gum loaves. It is ea mill he habits. ad although its Seek bad whale. yet fee a math ea exploring ...

... Sheets; see wee more universally respected. In politics he en ardent Liberal; bet among the Tones he bad friend, than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1823 ha, like many others, found hie resources, ample as they were, unavailing at the moment ; but ...

... code abrogated was in every respect worthy of that adherence to rigid rules, and of that abstract Itedtapeism which guides the Whig officials end is regarde I by thee as the perfection of statesmanship, it proposed to make the salutes of the teachers to depend ...

... Ague in thinking en: err, any other opinion rune he It is perfectly twtrt.tin, necerdingly. that he looked upon Mr Pox and the Whig. go ,, oro jj, as and men—hi. son included in the error: and eilhereil to the loamy which wow him America, under a perfect ...

... and oar Whig rulers took advantage of the granting of these requests to introduce without any demand for it this centralising, objectionable, demoralising, and mie:hierous proposition. THE WHIGS—PARLIA.VE.VTART REFORM AND TENANT-Rica'. To Whig Government ...

... moved on this subject in the legislature, and his statements sustained by official return., compelled thi. inquiry, but the Whigs ever addicted to corrupt place-making and prone to establish and retain their power by means of patronage, took goA care that ...

... mouth-we • ..1 Wee or Straits, NOM*, It I. to he holatd, will who op for the liens lost of Me,. UNIVERSITY AIPLR AUTON At the =Whig of the National Rifle Association la July, there will be a match (which, it is hoped, like the boat-race and cricket-match ...

... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was nervous beleve speaking ; so, 1 have heard, wu Lord Plunket A thetas, guiebed member of the Whig p irty, now no mou,and who was himself one of the most sensitive of men, and one of the most attractive of orators, told me ...

... con. crile kvel with the snrfere. poor of these bluets will to • swear* tack side of the rovd, to the edge, the footway, are Whig hollow test-Iron sin :taut L length and eighteen Idch or.• hir6t 1112 with concrete, and then turned over, leaving th e n a ...

... antagonist, but always the warn, and aware friend of the late Earl Forages% who fn many yews aspresseted the county of Deena Whig principle's, him Mead and colkague, Sir T. a Arland, hovieg beta a keg time repreastatisaM the county Censweretlm principles ...