... aspire to succeed Mr. George ? To be sure, he is a Whig; but, then, the Roman Catholic bishops have fallen in love with the Whigs, and the priests actually adore them. Vly not? It is from the Whigs they get all their concessions. Why not? No Conservative ...

... The requisition to the Whig captain, we k:iovv, was signed by a lo-rge el: ii eri 'f ?? .5. Still, it was ascettailled that hero an'11d Lhicre there wero some Romain CeLtholhic clergvuut ., |el the old school xvho thoughllt tho Whigs dlid Erie if anythillg ...

... in S common with all the reports I have seen, is not so much a report of my speech as of the interruptions ti of two rowdy Whig senators and solie strong- al lunged, if noeak-brained, professors, to whosn the st denunciation of clerical dictation in education ...

... ? a different matter. The priests go in for conlcessions to the Churchl, wVichM they are pretty certain to obtain from the Whig-IRadicals, and so they play for a higll stake, and mnay well become jubilant when they triumph. They taste the advantages, ...

... similar discus-c shin arose in the Chamber not Ilong sinee-aboutt aihat dlo you suppose ?Whether it was not an Insult to the Whigs to call the nlesa park att ho iii tail Seftoii Park, and one Mwhiche -. a ?? lail oat in -another dlirectio vi taiileyI ak ...

... banker, to Mr. Fowler, the banker, and have returned an avowed Radical, but one who will turn out in the end to be a very mild Whig indeed, in preference to the Con- servatire candidate. The gentlemen who sought their suifrages were both bankers; and, although ...

... the present week, the journal in question goes on to say: - From the outset to almost the close of this miserable business, Whig wits and Radical hands have managed and touched the public funds. Here and there a sullen renegade-a drnmmed-out Tory -to be ...

... Isa tals andl Disseqnters are inl the majority in the t Is'S il, alli 111aIn of the big-wigs of the coeuty 1 i ti t tilte Whig party. The latter are,-of t uiiScd, by the old C'onserv-ative land- I `a1 !lals as ;p 4i itM. The Mayor and Towni Council ...

... profess to desire to dlo so, but they seek to effect so-calle'd refo-rm1s which must ilevitably have thait result; and the Whigs, hovering between the two parties of imllpovellielnt and destruchti on, are sonlitilalcs ledl by their patriotism to join the ...

... they are usurping, x and usurping prematurely, the functions of Y' Parliament, we may reasonably conclude i that the moderate Wh~igs have finally na-dc up a their mind to have nothing to do with Mr. wv Bright, or with any party which gives hi in en- couragement ...

... language, Mr. James Authoity Lawson and Mr. Edward Sullivan will be re- sponsible for. And -whene, in the coluse it time, the Whigs come nl again, the Governiment i jwhich names Messrs. Lawson and Sullivan as Iits chief Law Advisers in this country will be ...

... coupling this with the 1P ' ominouts circumstance that thle Rftoutish t, Bishop of Tipperilry should support the Pro- fl testant Whig candidate against the ltominai Ca- g tholic, T1r. Waldron, because the latter is iln favor of the Derby Admisnistration, thle ...