... treated as man of his calibre would be, with respectful attention, yet he obtained only 54 votes in his favour; now the whole Whig party is on his side. Dr. Ball has risen in the esteem of all parties. His speech was masterpiece, and should be circulated ...

... Catbo ic College—and the Presbyterians out of tie funds to be taken from the Episcopal Church. Dean Stanley who, like the c'd Whigs,recognises three Irish Churches, and thinks that it would be just to divide Church property amongst them equi.lly, will see ...

... conclusion, said Rwhntk referred to his connection with Sheffield as Ibe it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig '7 J« t P , bH p ?l' -Ml a b.nq.er at party past times have secured civil and religious which was enterlmned in ihe Mr. Roebuck ...