... by the condluct of the Whigs in referenie to the Re- form fill of IS'.2, and the new Poor-law- Act, and the Municipal Act of 1834. Working men hail loss to thank the Whigs for than anyparty in the State. The object of the W/higs in iirst of all proposing ...

... consistent Vhig. A judgeship in Jamaica was given to a consis- tent Whig. The Secretaryship of the Admiralty was given to a consistent Whig. One Crown Solicitorship was given to a consistent Whig, and one to a Romlialn Catholic. So with other offices in various ...

... sor- rows in the Bird-cage (the ladies' gallery), pro- ceeded tohisusualplacein ?? bench. elore, seated between that eminent Whig statesman Mr. MiUer Gibson, andthat equally eminent patriot. the pensive Mr. Cardwvell, lie awaited the moment for notices ...

... best trump, the claims of Sir Roundell Aj IPalmer to the woolsack are to be admitted. I ti don't, however, fancy that the Whigs will so soon t' forget his desertion. At all events, the chances of L Is Lord-Justice Page Wood are canvassed as likely to ...

... the Vc th anl grandeur of the country to the metropolis for some 'ive or six months of the year. Mr. rislay, a respectable Whig with Radical proulivitics, asho has ?? the County of hoy7e 'or ten year in the I lonse of C 'no'i ns has resolved to givo ur) ...

... anld counpliciut-ed, and everybody who is anybody is determined to speak upon it. With regard to the Church question, the Whigs are likely to be signally chec'k-mate I by the officiousness of their lead-ir in the Upper House. Earl Ruossell, as usual, ...

... parties into which rhe Houise of Commons is divided. Tloe advisers of the Crown have again resisted the timnuiltnous assaitts of Whigs and iladlicals, com-. huaed to destroy the connection between the Cinreoh aun tC SttIc, and revlely to divorce reli cion to;n ...

... between the colleres of the Presbyterian Church should be avoided. The people who have proposed Dr. Murphy in the Northern Whig-whoever they may be-should at once withdraw that newspaper nomi- nation, and follow the peaceable example of P'ro- fesser Smyth ...

... on the eve of tl a great party struggle, or in the midst of a el Ministerial crisis. The Conservatives are in hi and the \Whigs are out; and accordingly the old as see-saw policy prevails. The Conservatives are la willing to give, now that they are in ...

... favorably contrasts; the appointments Mr. Disraeli has made with the spirit of jealousy and exclusion which has usually marked Whig Administrations. PRIVY COUNCIL.-Her Majesty held a Privy Council on Saturday, at Osborne, at half-past one o'clock. Present-The ...

... and truly loyal In men, strictly ohey the laws of our country, and, at t the samne time, show to every Gov-ernment (whether W~hig or !ory) that thec repeated insults offered to 1o the Chut-cl of Ireland, the threatened plumderingo I r of her property, and ...

... said to speak for tile older, as the other does for the younger, Whigs-are agreed in condemning the Church; and we have no reason, therefore, to put our trust just now in the English Whigs. Probably, if they were in power, they would temporise and postpone ...