... bishops, and the editor, who was present, goes on to say, On the same side were to be seen Orange ascendency and Catholic Whig- gery struggling tor precedence for voting against the Pope. ls not this neat, piquant, and pleasant? Here in Dublin people ...

... ” The electors of the county were called upon “todecido between the head of the Catholic Church and the Government of the Whigs,” and we ore glad find that a majority of upwards of the> have declared their independence in mat ters temporal of both Pope ...

... his mission was to enforce the reasonable re quiremems of the assembled prelates of Ireland,’ which had been spurned by the Whigs. Drawback on Paper.—We learn that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reply the applications of the paper makers and stationers ...

... that ' ?« «?„ a J 1 * 0 ? 1 Was mad e to say that his » mission' ' semblld n/X? th « re «°*ble requirements of the ; bTtS r'WhigS ° flreland .whic 4 h had been spurned LATEST MARKETS. Liverpool Conn Mabxet March 2th - Vt our , market this day the wheat ...

... established, and that political reasons had induced the trustees to remove the defendant, who was an active partizan on the Whig side, and that his appointment was for life, but he ad- duced no evidence to show that fact. His Honor said everything had ...

... clearly established, and that political reasons had induced the trustees to remove the defendant, who was active partizan on the Whig side, and that his appointment, was for life, but adduced no evidenco to show that fact. His Honour said everything bad been ...

... parties dead S , train in JViarch 24, 1860. b> district m lb. StM. Senrte. wilh signal ability. Ha M.prMHnrat member of lb. Whig party, and hi. name repeatedly mentioned iu ...

... Legislature, and subsequently represented his district in the State Senate with signal ability. He is a prominent member of the Whig party, and his same hss been repeatedly mentioned in connection with tbe office of Governor of the Commonwealth. [Such is ...

... and chambers. . A legislature ought to go out of its way to seek such men, as the salt and savour of electoral life, and if Whig pedantry obstinately persists in taking its stond upon mortar, let Mr. Disraeli, aided the Liberal member*, out-vole Lord John ...

... but he did fear for the great Whig party, wbo had done so much for the liberties of Eugland, and who could hardly have expected to receive such a blow at the hands of the noble lord. He should regret to see the great Whig party exer- cising tbeir power ...

... said last week, we are dragged through mud and mire at the heels of the French em- peror, and all, that, in the first place, Whigs may retain place and power, and, in the second, that Manchester shall find fresh markets for its merchandize. That those two ...

... — Moore*§ Diary of the Awuriean Revolution. Political Strife America. —Conversant this country with the oonfliets between Whigs, Tories, end Radicals, with the excitement of eleetion contests and the bitterness political strife, we have no Idea bow sevens ...