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... forth be regulated ; and it is eminently calculated to give the people esaltcd notions of the administration justice under Whig Government and a Roman Catholic Attorney- General ! liave iirnny Radical contemporaries with noses sharp to ferret ont scandal ...
... seventy would now Bright .nd ScholefieM. Turncr'fnd Bwlcy, Hadfield and Roebuck, all the advanced liberals and tile moderate Whigs, would give the GowraSmt easy victory over the Conservative country vernmeni an j quarter their relatives on the service, and ...
... government care for these things Is it not known and acknowledged that ever since the Union the different governments, both Whig and Tory, have ruled this country solely for party purposes And what has been Mr. Porter's own conduct on this very point? ...
... immediately after the corn. mene.tinent of the 'mien, but was o rged to return home in consequence of indisposition. —Northern Whig. MARSHAL MACM•BON.—Tb l izsech delivered in the I Senate by the Margie de jaquelein has been published by Dentu in the form ...
... legisiatioa, with | w courts, for the wedge raiiway accideuts. motions, afte were withdrawn. would pave the lisation of the Whigs, Mr. Lanigan asked the Chief S whether her Government ha business to Lon- introducing this session a till authoris Commissioners ...
... his motion, but, as he did not comply with the request, the motion was lost by a large majority formed by a combination of Whigs and Tories. Many friends of Grand Jury Reform believe thet Mr. request im- plied that Government intended to introduce a mea- ...
... aq, wt re the | duties performed by him under the Parliamen- by thet st some ve Act. Several of the members main- bere at at Whig | tained that the liberal cum of ammams~ thes the flr of 5 portion at would he held op of office | was ample salary for Mr ...
... instiuting, with any J OF evecess, lege] or ecclesiastical proc 8 4 Wye WP r. Bea- Made DROG! HEDA, , MARCH 16, 1861. THE WHIGS AND REFORM. di, had He his | to the J never | three successive defeats since the session possess the seeds of vitality, considering ...
... supposed d ‘to have made all Whig nominee, Mr. Grove. A wiser sadder man than his patron, Mr. Grove fled b this Conservative opponent, aad Colenel Bst! was retarned ‘The next’instance in Aberdeenshire. Aberdeen ‘bad best head of a Whig, Ministry ideotical with ...
... mew tbe the eu klyasee-Tliere be ether b.-i Mee to be dem yd— Thi Maidat w ie. Mr. Byre reed teen the the eke , it the canna Whig brought babes , l the Heart that amnion (Awn I 1) the en trance to the Adrertiamott, tad requested te hi. manna The neater ...
... declares the position of the Ministry much injured by the division of yesterday. They have adopted, said one tried iriend of Whig Cabinets, notice posted v Sheridan on his ice door, at the time he was ep- pointed Secretary to the Treasury—“No applica- tions ...
... THE SLIGO CHAMPION—SAEURDAY, MAKCH 16, as to the conduct of Catholics. It is true, that so far as Governments, whether Whig or Tory, are concerned, they generally take care of their friends and supporters—but what have the Catholic people of Ireland to ...