... alluring us by their virtues, but speak to our fears. At present, they seem further from en- franchisement than ever. The Whigs, never hearty, speak with open disdain of Reform-the Conservatives laugh at the word whenever it is mentioned-aud even the ...

... of becoming in- . dependent of local exaction. o W Lord Castlereagh and his biographer, Sir Archi- of of bald Alison, have Whig justice dealt out to them mm- in sufficiently full measure, the sins political of I as the former, and literary of the latter ...

... power, be equally hostile to the Pope and ls the interests of Ireland, since it is certain that every English party, whether Whig, fRadical, or Tory, if unrejisted, would pursue the same anti- ,Y Iri'll aud ?? policy, whereas no party A could venture to ...

... ednsiderable time past-indeed, since th. date of the last municipal election, when some f God's Billy people of the Church-Whig slash were at once deceivers and being deceived-'i preparations have been in progress tb secure the return of Mr Charles ...

... particularly at a time like the pre- ,t seat. As for the proposed modifications, of courke ode nobody, out of a very select Whig circle in ea d Edinburgh, bad the slightest belief in their being ick accepted even in spirit, much less in form. THE GRE&ST ...

... Conserva- wi tiv6 iparty' :To his mind, the long agitation wbioh this qusa. 60 *tionxbads een tbe subject, of bills probosed' by Whig and tai 'Tory Governments In vain, was proof that the question wa's fai not ripe. for ettelement; or that the pretext for ...

... has Conservative party. Tohismindthelong agitationof 118 this question, which had been the subject of Bills an proposed by Whig and Tory Governments in vain, was proof that the question was not ripe for set. tlement. He affrmed that the Conservatives ...

... and we are still at a loss, as much as we were imniueiately after its delivery, to dis. ;)over why it was delivered. Neither Whigs, IRadicals, noi Tories can penetrate the mystery. [ I may say, ho wever, thsat to the latter section the Isp eech lwas, and ...

... the family estates. The Vice-Chancellor, however, decided in favour of Mr Windham. Two MURDERS NEAR BELFAST.-The NVorthern Whig says that on Thursday evening, at a quar- ter to six, ?ErJohn Herdman, one of the wealthiest and most respectable merchants ...

... protection. But It did not become the pupil of Peel to say so, when he recollected how that statesman had on ek displaced a Whig Goveroxnent. He hoped that the Noble Lord, however, would give an explanation with his usuai frankness, for he agreed that ...

... protection, but it did not hecome the pupil of Colai Peel to say so, when he recollected how that by 1il statesman had displaced a Whig Government. andi He hoped the noble Lord would, however, give an TI explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that ...

... party. Cll[ id To Isis mind, thre lug egitatloi of this questioni, which leailb eon alit De tire subject of bills prropeseci by Whig arid Tory Governmeants in fore re va.ini, pwapro f httr qctri was riot ripe for settlemeont, yr tcr) t-tpeext for legisbrtion ...