... during the debate, and took a seatin h the Peers' box, close to the Opposition side of tire House. He shook hands with his old Whig friends, ll and surveyed the Opposition through his eye-glass.. , Mr. Collier, the member for Plymouth, a lawyer whose name ...

... having. He was an honor to the Press, and, in every sense of the word, an estimable member of society. EFROM THE FORTHEIIN WHIG.] Wz regret to record to-day the decease of another old member of the North of Ireland Press-James Hender- son, Esq., Proprietor ...

... Compro. mise and conciliation-ominous words. WIVt efforts at compromise and conciliation have not been made by successive Whig Govcrnncnt.s and in vain ? When did the Roman Catholic5 learn how to conciliate, or show thoniselrsd, willing to compromise ...

... exceedingly painful and humiliating to all to whom the honor and repute of England are more dear than the maintenance of a Whig Government in power. It is not simply, as Mr. Layard chose to assume, that we have awaited the decision of prize courts of ...