... for the argument wliich Earl sought to build upon it. An able writer, well acquainted with the systematic submission . of our Whig Government to American bluster during too long course of years, asserts that the diplomacy which produced the surrender of ...

... the House Comnipns during the discussion on Mr. Newdegate's bill. We suppose Sir Charles Wood is fully conscious that, to Whigs of uncertain orthodoxy in the matter of Parliamentary Reform, the subject of Church-rate abolition will be great convenience ...

... year, there waa in addition to , nooth for the education of Popish priests. Strange anomaly this, Mr. Editor, for a dissenting Whig Government to psy the 1 State's money for the education of men who are sent out from Maynooth College, to propagate the errors ...

... years, follow- his assertion by the fact that he had had so many i new blades and new handles during that period. The pre- seat Whig Government presents something of analo- gous character : what with constant changes there will c little of the original left ...