... collusmiliation isreached. W' Jqith tile (ispersion of the present House of Conunon10ls the Conservative reaction which the Whigs have fostered will cease. 'The relative 0 apositions of political parties are non' once more t defined. It was not among the ...

... Schools would ?? practically Roman Catholio pupils and masters. What was to be done under these circumstances? Why, tho old Whig game of conciliation was to be played, and no man was better able to play it than Mr. Cardwell. So he set to worktorecon- struct ...

... suspended him, as well as others, and on the 21th of Febiuary he was removed from the list of magistrates. On the return of the Whigs to power, when Lord Plunhet became Lord Chancellor, strong representations were made to the effect that ho had been harshly ...

... that the Conservatives 'will come is strong enough to seize the reins of power, and, should this prove to be the ease, the Whigs may be rc destined for some years to pine beneath the cold shade of the Opposition. If such be their fate, they T wvill fail ...

... achieved an end which the supporters of the Po Government will not thank him for-ho has po disappointed and alicnated the 'Whig party Ml proper- so Even the most eloquent passages of his speech failed to elicit one cheer from the benches imme- n distely ...

... Th Corporatiou. But we are of the sailor's opinion con -we think every tub should stand on its own of hottoii; and when the Whigs want to take from nor 11s anv institution really useful it will be thno I p elo003t to resist. The great cry of the anti- tiel ...

... Oranigemien toaLnoutbreak., If tills be true, it is capable of proof; aend we new for the last- timle ?? upon the Northern Whig to prone it. As 10 ?? mans of ?? effectual retaliation, whielch he syS ~ holds in lisa hands, let himl use them forthn-ithi ...

... young Irelander; but he is too shrewd a man not to have long since seen the error of his way. He is now supposed to entertain Whig liberal principles, Whatever the complexion of the Court may be, however, if there is a full and searching investigation, we ...

... known? I do not recollect anything about it. There wall no understanin-ffrg that the Council should be divided be- B tween Whigs and Tories. to The CuIEMEMAN-The CommittOe are very stonly de of opinion that we must have no political allusions, me and any ...

... iur-i this last act of iris schem in . hallr3o.r-o ?? In f re5oves that Iris flbre ?? 0 are atbi1 in the majority.' )o 0 The Whig, nroe proverbial for bare-faced jol- ) 0 ibery, mnd so long as they are tolerated in power 0 0we shall be reminrided of that ...

... Stephen's, the previous evening, the Orange y so Society had been declared illegal, what would Denes- c to- sarily follow7 Does the Whig imagine that would S e, be the end of the principlce of Orangemen? Per- d .11 l haps he is so silly as to think they would ...

... ig his leanler, but the attempt is a mere burlestller, f5 in the gallant offlcer is compelled to admit. u The organs of ?? Whigs and Radicals have been ur idtulging during the last few days ;ir all seats Of u handsomeo allusions to tire lute Mr. M-Culci ...