... 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 ...

... administered the affairs of the file country with machs wisdomn and success, not- Rol withstanding the difficulties which the Whigs tais left for themn to settle. The Foreign Office upli duties were never better fulffilled than has been pec done by Lord Stanley ...

... scourging business was left to the Rev. Mr. M 'Alister, the respectable Presbyterian in nister of Ryans, who was represented by our Whig-Radical contemporary as having made a characteristic appearance on the platE rcm, and 'convulsed the audience with merriment ...

... . t with Mr. G1ladstonu s levelling propensities) turned t up at the last moruent, and gave his vote, as became j the hack Whig he is, for the plunderer of the c Church. A further examination of tns division list t shows that in the minority of 26 were ...

... deputation iu-ait upon .Mr. Millar. |Mr. GsDnWOOD-I don't think it is necessary at all. Mr. Bo-roaLNEY-I saw a paragraph in the Whig Ito the same effect this morning, but it added that *the Hospital officials were expected to collect the I money. INr. GIRDWOOD-He ...

... txci - i 6'p be.r1ss. 1- ?? ' ?? MOIAUAuut.-A corresoon- le:v ¾t~utt i is; xliaerstood that Pluixuket atz .1 vlux; ciurn on Whi~g pri:cxpies. UxG e tst-T e re4- ¾ ?? ?? 5.l~ o> iien.I, Univerit o 'x is :1Situday feloaiously catered, ao-ql a - .c q~ia nita ...

... -eCies hadil ie'-n given in the 11'/i, q ;t fil, ienath. TPeev. at lcea-, slls fur ?? eli es. ?? wime is to lie sau l of the \Whig's trea- mnclt of a Spt'!eh l- lich, ?? iiicpaullgernr-nt ti tile rlest, Iingilib h) ?? to eoiitalil thlo ifloit i telling arg:niir ...

... their condemniation E of Lord Mayo, will be rather astonished to hear that Sir George Grey, the Home Secretary of the last Whig Administration, was the states- i man who first proposed to give a Charter to a Roman Catholic University, andI whose ?? I ...

... they' - ill find that they wvill 1Ie left to settle tlheir account with Cardinal Cailen and his enmissar-ies. flow, n-hat will Whig and Radical landed proprietors think of MNr. Gladstone and his con- tedurates ? They may tell us that their property tests ...

... break into your neighbonr's house, do it more daumage, and aifle it of lure precious contents.i Such is the justice of the Whigs. I can imagino in a short time a chronic agitatiun being commenced, and one of Mr. G!adstone's Irishmen retorting to his r ...

... near Uannes, on the night of t , Thursday last. a .e he Reform Bill of which we have spoken was e shelved, the counsels of the Whig Mlimistry havingt -produced a plan somewhat different, and, on the Tr whole, more capacious. The second reading of this n. ...

... the Protestant Constitution is made the target for the artillery of the Brights and Gladstones, and many of the hereditary' Whigs have not scrupled, for party purposes the most base and selfish, to unlimber their guns also, and batter the walls which of ...