... position in the house. The regular Opposition appears to have been limited to eighty-two. Of these, thirty were the nominees of Whig proprietors, and fifty-two represented the popular party. While there is no very weighty addition made by Mr Massey's new volume ...

... susIIMMI et telly, ia - Aiiiiirent, remitter, We prover. er issiertri • err herd rd err orodt ' It erred Wet the Um other ow• Whig Or marg. rally reword Mr be ye el atria* the Int prber, it.. at br s• he , era Mien ler sr r I. the r 4 errer a re hire. or ...

... sixty years' standing, made by two Parliaments between two nations, ought not, in our opinion, to be lightly set at naught by a Whig Ministry zealous for centralization, nor an infraction of it permitted except with the cordial acquiescence, not of those who ...

... Holy Father ? What a baseness to try to turn the misfortunes of the Church to account, for the dirty game of Tory . against Whig, the game of the party who may give school inspeetorships to independent editors, against the party who have refused them. ...

... temporal power than the foreign policy of Lord PALMERSTON and Lord Jolts RUSSELL, who have de • pended on the support of the Whig Liberal representatives of Catholic Ireland. I remaiu, Dear Sir, faithfully yours, JOHN E. IVALLIS, WHEN WE PUT DOWN NAPOLEON ...

... with Father Keen's lottery at Stourbridge. He concludes his observations by saying, It should not be forgotten that this is a Whig Government which once had for its motto Civil and Religious Liberty all over the World.' There is lir) ground for believing ...

... immediately restored the good , humour of the audience, and the performances proceeded * without a hitch to the end. —Northern Whig. Crystal Palace.— Return of admissions for six dais to a successful close yesterday bv the opposed Messiah. The total proceeds ...

... purse. This gentleman, the Irish Whig journals inform us, is to succeed Mr. LYLE, whose appointment as Lord-Lieutenant of Londonderry a few months since was received in such a manner by the public as it required a Whig's inveterate love of place to retain ...

... easily acquired mode of expressing them, will he us good provision for life. There are children the nur- j | series of noble Whig families who are being taught stammer Autinomiani over their bread and | batter, on the faith ot the general belief that patrician ...

... Union.” Having averted to the blame from individuals, and directed it towards parties, arraigns at the bar history the late Whig and native American and the present disrupted democratic party. When did a departure from the right and safe way occur ? Not ...

... telous.- Having averted the blame from individuals, and directed it towards parties, he arraigns at the bar of history the late Whig and native American and the present disrupted democratic party. What has become of the several political parties which have ...

... refers t the Ulster tenant-right, and expressly provides that this Act &All in no way affect or prejudice that custom.—Nordrern Whig. ...