... .in the assumption that Catholic interests require the Whig. Liberal party to be in office, it is a pity that the Whig- Liberal party should be weakened ; and that on the assumption that the Whig-Liberal leaders distribute places and favours among Catholics ...

... Dr. Lee himself. The Whigs lose a seat here, but it is said only for a time. By one of those quiet family arrangements which are sometimes possible in counties, Mr. Harvey was allowed to succeed to the seat lately occupied by a Whig, on the understanding ...

... were Whigs, Radicals, or Pechter; ; and there were but three absentees on the Conservative side. The composition of the House of Commons at this date, taking credit for Buckinghamshire, would appear to be— Conservatives proper • • 313 Whigs, Radicals ...

... intimidated by any nobleman, whether Whig or Tory. He detested oppression, from whichever side it emanated. He told them plainly that he would sooner vote for an honest and independent Tory than for a base and cowardly Whig. ( Bravo ! and laughter.) He had ...

... THE CHURCH AND THE UNIVERSITIES. One thing at any rate the Whig and Radical parties have been able to accomplish during the lost twenty years, and that is the grievous deterioration, if not the ruin, of our Universities. To have done this, from their ...

... that end Kossuth was made use of : the demagogue was popular and Austria hated, because it represented, in the eyes of the Whigs, the principle of authority and was a Conservative power. Now again it seems that:Kossuth may be useful ; the Democrat as usual ...

... passengers; to Mexico, 4 ships and 15 passengers; to Sandwich hinds, 1 ship and 10 passengers; making a total of 2,55 ships Whig not under the Act,' 7,595 cabin and 6,850 steerage passengers. The total number of steerage passengers sailing under the Act ...

... who had been sleeping the tower had just time to with their Uvee. The fire is supposed to have been caused a ■lova.—iVorwrn Whig. AND THE PARKS. -2— Thii morning tho snmo ocenM wore promntod porks pnTions days. In all ol them ice w»» crowded, and accident* ...

... thaseab yeame eilloweitde whemeled thL In Yll5 he peweded is y We maw el hi. yes, with Mr. B. C. Ilweter. el Trinity , la Pi t=whig yew he was ablelel • Dam of ft Oeheriaelt la es the bath el Pinkows Wool dested Lemke la 2IL as th• of la Mr. Tense was Re- ...

... remarkable men, an exceptional place for himself. At one time the adviser, or. in American phrase, the wire puller of the Whigs, he afterwards formed the link between the leaders of the party and the House of Commons as it issued from the Reform Bill ...

... on the west of the northern island, is prevented by the dispositions of the army, which is gradually surrounding them. The Whigs have now an opportunity of seeing the inconvenience of the last American practice which they have imported into the morality ...

... Cons !restive in action. (Hear, hear.) What was meant by a Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support? and no one denied that that was the ease. Why, it meant simply thus—a Tory Ministry under a Whig name, without the check and without the pressure of a Opposition ...