... the next General Election. There are still three candidnles in the field at Leicester—Mr. Ilergnte. Conserratire; Mr. Hams, Whig; and Mr. Taylor, Radical. The Pari* papers publish telegram, dated Naples, January, according to which orders had been giren ...

... . iof compromise for the adj.islment of the dispute peace- |,p.|, ..m- d and ftfiy .a- six This highlv H-.lmeraloo and h.s Whig* votes, and that t, * | cred.taWc .tale of affnrs .peaks well for the ronral.ty of uot.h-v.aconiKS lettering Ministry* i. only ...

... the conduct pursued the Duke our Brethren, firmly believe that only shews further evidence of the policy pursued the hostile Whig Government, suppress the Institution in Canada, they imagine it has been subdued in Ireland, passing a very reprehensible measure ...

... voice wa* once raised with boldness, but speciivc explanation, elucidating the Kiii|«»ror'« Ita'.an ciple toleration, which Whigs profess and never prac- the rest of it; deceased »vns mi-led without ' Pa—»err ...

... not told. , last evening, ond In* singing of ii.eiirm lost al. their projwrty. taa-e. elegance, and design, these aur- Ihe Whigs of tlwt dty. it remembered, wt in Thp p inf> . ~ d . from >/.»rM truly amaiic ami lasiefnl lHß , . ~r TIIE Row., \xtk.v, AaTrurnr ...

... slated that the Solicitor-General, Protestant of recently con- ! ,hc reinforcement of Fort Sumpter had been decided on. verted Whig politics, were determined obtain General Scott of opinion that reinforcements can convictions, and they did so; but how? The ...

... blemish disability. The Irish Ecclesiastical Court lias affirmed this view of the bishop, and declared it law. The Liberal Whig prelate ha* stricken a blow at liberty, and lias for succeeded. The judge declared as follows—“ find a trace of practice or ...

... (Hear, hear.) The grievance have complain of is the Whig endeavour to nnnroUaiamiae everything that is Protestant in Ireland The “duty is counteract in every law ful manner that wicked Whig cade ivour. A ludicrous simile will sometimes illustrate ...

... which would inflicted disturber* »• f , \1 is»,.uri and Virginia nionev the Ist the final result the affair furl discreilit Whig- assured that .'f you not quit bad path* whiel. | tiun had .treed that the budget for U.e D.icbic# should estimated the ...

... remission of indirect taxation ehonld ,. unsati'l’actof courts, should once abo- Tlie Scliev—ig Holstein question not settled yet Whig pariy. between whom and the great I’uuserva- take plane—nh res|i«ct tn that thir-l resolution. It m ill .. . . Then-is no good ...

... d member* of |an was the signal for a perfect hurricane of applause to advise her Majesty he*tow her representative in the Whig part?, between whom and Hie great Conserva. | When silence had been restored, the right hon. gentle- earning out the provtsion* ...

... of take place, after the next General Election. Ireland, and put u« in posture again t trampled j the iron heel «f Popery.” Whig or Torv, Con- R'rr. were able announce, our last pobliraservative Liberal, have been betrayed all Eon. the death of llalyV-if ...