... in the Roman Catholic papers: In this brie: communication I have shown no particular confifince ill the policy of either Whigs or Tories. The flexile letter of Lord Stanley became, in the bands of the Wlhis, a most conventient instru- mont for developing ...

... appointment is to be made when Whigs are in power, the first question is whether a suitable Roman Catholic can be found? From a tide-waiter to a stamp-distributor-from a law adviser to a chief-justice-the Castle, under a Whig Government, looks out for Roman ...

... Government for bringing pressure on the members is very considerable, and it will be unscrupulously used to obtain a victory. TsE Whigs have a most unhappy knack of blun. dering in their Irish policy. It is not very easy, we allow, to smooth away the difficulties ...

... PARTY EMBLEMS BILL. (FROM THlE ,IORNING HERALD,) TuE Whigs are in their old track in the government of Ireland-gagging is the order of the day, coercion the systcam. The wvhole nation is mad, and must be put in a strait waistcoat: tic tiseir arms, stop ...

... fresh investiga- tion-a promise than which nothing could be more injudicious or more like the traditional bad policy of the Whigs. THE Resolution to grant two millions for the formation of coast defences, passed by a majority of 268 against 39, is the ...

... However that be, as all the bishops on the Ecclesiastical Com. mission, with the exception of four, were ap. pointed by the Whigs, and chiefly by Lord Palmerston, it is quite evident that, if the Ministry were seriously opposed to the job, it would never ...

... regard to common sense and the exigencies of the service, since the accession of Lord Clarence, than at any previous period of Whig rule, or rather misrule. Sir James Graham, who long ago was supreme at the Admi- ralty, condescended last night to offer some ...

... sent a very melancholy sebedule over to that great Indian Minister, Sir C. Wood. When the East India Company ruled India, all Whig Governments condemned their mismanage- ment of Indian finance. Chancellors of the Ex- chequer and Indian Ministers united in ...

... lint folilow S'r'iptnre pr'ceelnts, and ithus obev Scripture injinictirris (see Psaln lxxviii. pjssin), trut iatlher those Whig and Radical Gallios ard Lao. diceans, who love tire praise of men more than the praise of God; ranl who, for the sarke of ...

... Scotch allies was announced. Not a siigle Irish member voted against the contract. For the first time perhaps in their lives, Whigs, Tories, Radi- eals, and Ultramontanists were found together in the same lobby. Several members, however, failed to put in ...

... with pastorals. Dr. MacHale knows quite well he cannot shake the system; but he also knows that every time he growls at the Whigs they throw hin some. thing. ?? wants a paid Commissioner now, and, judging from past events, if he only roars lond enough against ...

... Government in a course which even the Roman Catholic mem. bers denounced. In Derry, the remembrance of glorious events which the Whig Lord Macaulay would have immortalised, if they had not, indeed, immortalised themselves, has for 160 years been preserved, ...