... composition of the House of Commons:- Cquservatives ?? 303 Peelites ?? 14 Whigs. ?? 239 Uultra-Radical. ?? ?? ?? 93 649 The Conservatives thus, singly, outnumber Lord Pal- merston and his Whigs by 64 votes, so that his totter- ing Ministry is onily propped up ...

... financial difficulties is an income-tax of Is. in the pound, and the Whig specific for Ire- hand has been as slovenly. To give, in some measure, whatever Romanism demands is the grand secret of Whig rule in Ireland. Experience has not lessened their faith in it ...

... or any desire to inconvenience the Whig a being felt, on many occasions considerable trouble has been taken in cases where it was wholly volun- tary on the part of employes in this office, in order to oblige the Whig. Wve can only add that, when such services ...

... spared by the Whigs for the return of their candidate, and as, up to a late hour, they entertained the most sanguine expectations of his success. In Aberdeenshire the constitutional triumph is equally certain, Sir Alexander Bannerman, the Whig candidate, ...

... pockets of the Kentish ti planters. Tile probablility, therefore, is that, with the characteristic grace whtlich distinguishes Whig states- men, the Chanecellor of the Exchequer will make a virtue of necessity alid abandon the tax altogether. tI If, on the ...

... defence. The report was unanimously adopted. . ?? . II Vr l MISREPRESENTATIONS. Mr. GREER read the following paragraph from the Whig newspaper of Thursday morning:- r ALARmrNG JEOPARDY OF THE TowVN.-Wearecre- ditably informed that on one night this week there ...

... the other Irish law officers being in Parliament, and the absolute necessity which w exists under all Governments, whether Whig or Tory, of having a representative in the House of Commons Y from this country. In case the Attorney-General - waives his ...

... make one word spoken appear,iu the remrotestsense, disloyal. Under n discouragement heaped upon them systematically. v by the Whigs, Protestantism is still a synonym 5 for loyalty; and, whether they be Orangemen or a Apprentice Boys, the celebrations of ...

... referred to is deserving of attention, and; we hope it will not bc lost sight of. It is another evidence of the kind 'of justice a Whig Goveirnmentis desirous to mete out to Protestants. ' Had Mr2. Tyrrell been a :Romanist, her. request in, reference to her child ...

... whenever a Ministerial crisis or a general election called for this exercise of friendship. Mr. Reatbcoat was, of course, of Whig principles, and when asked to describe his views on politics lie would S say that be was in favor of the abolition of useless ...

... ELECTION. a I,; There are still three candidates in the fibld atc in Leinester-Mlr., Heygate, Conservative; Mr. Har ris, is Whig; and Mr. Taylor' Radical. V THE 'COLONIAL PAODUCE MARKETS. V In thle colonial produce markets. during the week t AI. the supplies ...

... support at the general election, btt eas defeated, ait Mr. Heygatc , Conservative, wl o was also defeated, but with partial Whig eupport came within tventy tf the late Dr. Noble, now stand as direct upponents, on their own resources; while the advanced ...