... Chancellor of the Exchequer, when proposing the health of the new Lord Mlayor, refer to the fact that one of the nsost influential Whig members of Parliamient had publicly registered his intention to upset the Government next session. The moment i hoiwever, was ...

... offenders were Roman Catholics, and the aggrieved parties were Protes. tants ; and, surely, it is not to be expected that, under Whig rule, the law will be enforced when it is at variance with the decrees of Dr. Cnllen. Now, do the Government really expect ...