... of their supporters are I Whigs-fand it is only necessary to run over is the list of the general committee to learn the tz fact-all interference on party questions is 8 avoided. This is prudent, for otherwise the Liberal Whigs might move off and reduce ...

... compel a settlement of the church rate question, and of other ecclseiastical wrongs, there can be no doubt of the effect. The Whigs will do justice to the most important of their allies rather than suffer defection and defeat. But an anti-cburch rate majority ...

... the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is a dignitary belonging to i one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of I church and etate. He has been long looking ...

... or two competent instructors, and has been aided in his inquiries by the Secretary of the Linen Trade Committee.-IN1os.hersn Whig. Donis Moylan, Esq, J.P., of Rarcourt-straet, was yeeterday sworn in as High-Sheriff, and Joseph Lyone, Fog., of Great Bru ...

... the liberal opinions which became dominant in his maturer life. His moderation was chown when he beaded iO section of the Whigs in the coalition with Canning, and long afterwards in his wc- ceptanre of oileff under Lord Aberdeen. If he was not a bitter ...

... desire exists amongst the opposition to break a lance with the Ministry this year as is to be found in ordinary years, the Whig Chief and his Lieutenan's will have a busy time for the first two months of the session. It is for tle luish section of the ...

... es I was eldeted by a narrow majority of ome or two votes I hard soon to decide a floeion affecting tire Conseivative arid Whig partiel in this ity, and, to avoiid being swayed in any rinarler by ?? preconceived opinion of riry ofwn, I jonieal witl mno ...