... that gove _ cure hopes and satisf. these passions. nent days are past in which, as in the la sible years of rd Palmerston,a Whig ment could afford to have no policy nees form. It cannot subsist on their he rc- ambiguous professions. Till it has fe resolution ...

... to the Whigs th increase. immovable unwillingness, to place the pac cribe an pros- mentary representation of Ireland, whet by breadth of base or otherwise, in a con i 8 Vic., tion of independence. Hence the persist pinesday, refusal of the Whigs to give ...

... preface, is another work upon wi to and these Irish ex-journalists are employed poct’s admirers may look out for a satisfact Whig. Tue TEETOTALLE: The Rt. Hon the Earl of Yarboroug as cently joined the ‘Total _Abstin . ty ...

... your friends, who must course, Conservative as yourself, and the th cen- to the conclusion, consistent politiciansast that a Whig must represent this ith ap- in conjunction with you. This the -shilling and Catholic people could not believe ; tl sy quite ...

... themselves, and boldness and wisdom of their policy, their aptitude in assimulating to tl forces which lie about them. It is Whigs grow robust in the embrac opposition, and the fact may cons for their exit ; but, if they are wise, learn to be strong without ...

... enjoyed the confidence of ‘es of the House of Commons, and andoned themselves to neither. Pec is greatest days, was neither Whig nor’ «lit has been said with some justire of \t his political principles were Sthose v opponents professed, and his su tested ...

... appoint that, even if the Emancipation Act did ne a Catholic, he would bave no chance under ¢ ght be- t, Compare this church, a Whig or Tory Governmen in Catholic Fr the toleration execcised follows where the Protestant Guizot wa: 3 appointed | in the by a ...

... lating million were rep Dr. J. Ocntis, 15, Albemar! LONDON ten thousand, an d by some one besides the man of genius whom the Whig families can- 8D wor contains plain directions ‘ not keep out and show no hearty readiness to feited privileges can be rest ...

... Palmer and added, with very pardonable pride, th: for was but seldom that they came back with an; portant alteration,— Northern Whig. Hon, Mrs. Bury, Messrs, Duckett, Garnett, Grubb, have left Morrisson’s Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Contnay and family, Mr. and LATEST ...

... looked upon as an excl ere 1S of the “nolo episcopari” character ! Sir being one of ths most retentive member: et to vat 18 old Whig family party—firet in, and last office, come what may—he will stick to t , but sury Bench ! The changes most likely t men, ...

... t hat we are to n the the fifteen members of the Cabinet in the lives of Lords. Believe me, no shuffling of the old 5 mere Whigs, cards, no re-arrangement of ght to sai is in glings, or can or ou country at this juncture. The result of the last lection ...

... in_ the bur led the of local taxation ; the effect in Mr. Henl ler, was case, as he pathetically put it, was the spot, and Whig Peer was to be relieved for the pury of whom of taxing a Tory Commoner, and hence exhibition of what we may call statistical ...