... Romanists eta not all red-hot Dltramontanoe, eager to carry everything befora them, and willing play into the hands of tha Whigs, by doing they can get even repetiiion * “?, , •‘“ding promises. Many Roma’nisto would gladly get rid of the new Collage altogether ...

... itself under tntsieg* of Hr. Bright and which aot Indiatinetlj iatioutse that the eooatiy —J aat after oil to tba alternatlre of Whig. or la tba oolw— that ioarnal of wa lad article tba Befoan BUI which Lord Kamli baa oaa—ood bio pooitiva intautlon to intiodnee ...

... schemes gang aft aglee.” There is a power which, properly need, will neutraUee this bargaining of the leading man in the nation, Whigs and Tories tom*, with the Ultramontane influence. If the Protestant Members fima Ireland did but assume this year aniindependent ...

... bridge across tho chasm between Palmentonism and Brightism, and immediately gulf opens and yawns menacingly before him m the Whig party props’. Ha turns about and tries to fill this rent also, and other pitfalls are cneountered. Bow the various influences ...

... lime-honoured Constitution may be proposed by this most mischievous Minister and his many sided Cabinet, now more Radical than Whig, is not yet announced ; but the adhesion of Qoschkb and Fobstm to tho Ministry, and Bkiobt to the list its friends and panegyrists ...

... had been custody on the suspicion being concerned in the Fenian conspiracy was discharger], there being evidence.— Northern Whig. Sounder* of Thursday hat the following in reference Stephen’s ** tall talk” early insurrection, aitd keeping his forces together” ...

... Ministerial to be within the range of poariUllty. And whilst their new ally bee materially changed hie views respecting the Whigs and their impottaaos this crisis our history, condescending to flatter those whom he not long ago denonnerd. Ministers, on ...

... supporters that dissolution will be resorted to if the present Parliament to endorse the Ministerial programme of Reform. What Whig-Radicals could hope to gain by a dissolution we cannot understand. The name |of PalhCbstok won for* party folly fifty seats ...

... Urn best thing, obviously, which happen ter tbs country wonld n fasten gnat body j tim Couacrvitivea, of the Constitutional Whigs, and (neb of the Radical* as might think proper to loin them. ’To this point matter* are tending) and the telaetance to take ...

... down” murderer* and assassins! He held from tiluejtu time appointments the provincial press ; but they were almost entirely on Whig Liberal pupet*. In'in the Curloto Pu*t be passed into the Link Pcop\t office. Here lie was found ready writer ;*’nnd here it ...

... eonnlietory, yet la this respect bo the most obliging of modern statesmen. Whether it hen amend the Constitution according Whig notions of what i* requisite, ar a Budget which aa exhausted Exchequer is to replenished. lead Russell is always willing to ...

... matter became kmovn, but the police, who had been most active in the matter, quietly slipped away with their treasure. —Northern Whig Correxpomluit. INCREASED PROVISION FOR THE PRESERVATION THE PEACE IN IRELAND. e are glad able to state that the Government ...