... persecutions which fell upon the early Church, no such dilemma was presented. The English Catholics had most to hope from the Whigs at home, and the foreign policy of both parties was the same as far as the Pope was concerned —they had, therefore, no motive ...

... which the Whig Government has done in this. What foreigners want—(to wit) coal, iron, machinery, raw cotton, &c., —they will take duty free, but our articles of a similar kind to their own manufactures they reject by high duty ; but the Whig Government ...

... think something immediately afloat the rumour that about to tender hia resignation It evident that do know the temperament of Whig mind which thinks of resigning till last of it for preserving power is mad by expression of public will Letter in signed A ...

... Anticipating that Belfast be any exception to this rule, should it become | 10 as is expected, the Publishers of the WEE NORTHERN WHIG desire to interesting item to the local observance of the T nary. They, therefore, propose to offer TWO of th of which will ...

... took offence at the hissing of some individuals, an indescribable uproar ensued, and he withdrew from the stage.” The Northern Whig describes the scene as follows: —On the curtain rising (a good deal after time) it was at once painfully evident that Mr. Brooke ...

... by Catholic premiere red as a revival of the perseentio' la whisk the early so ma &Mum piesented. The had met to from the Whigs 14 sad the foreign poll of both parties,.. the so eraf the Pope was ; they bad, therefor% no motive far balking towards the ...

... boroughs in Et gland, the Whigs are right; on the other hand, when the forward movement is 100 rapid, the Tories do well to check it. Although I am not quite as old as certin journals pretend, I have several times seen the Whigs and the Tories succeed each ...

... and with very little delay the other i>erformances were gone on with and concluded without further interruption.— Belfast Whig. The Use of the Sheath Knife.—The Liverpool Magistrates have been discussing the question of prohibiting sailors wearing sheath ...

... ambitious coal-black eyes glowing inside the carnage, because they belonged not to Toryism, but to those damnable Radicals and Whigs. Neptune saw the first muster of the first volunteers, or “ Armed Association, and the debdt of Lieut.-Colonel Fenwicke as ...

... bolim maker has fostering ft is said the ha. also tittered fur the same good end watt severed and ac:otiot of the greater to whig's the Ida of the Empresa is reckoned to be rap. sal as compered with ordinary mortrik—wo fur the late horrible pl .1 Emper ...

... corps, and is the son of a gentleman who sat for Peterborough for many years. A Conservative candidate in this division of the Whigs could hardly fail of success. It is announced that Mr. Whalley is in very indifferent health. The lion, gentleman was to have ...

... e Lefroy, and registrar tha Consolidated Nisi Prius Court, and quite enough, one would think, for ultra-Tory to hold under Whig Administration. wall understood, and openly spoken of We, that an ex- Attorney-General, ones violent Tory, hut who was suddenly ...