... it is confidently asserted that, taking heart of grace from the smallness of the majority, the Tory and small number of the Whig Peers have resolved to throw it out on the second reading in the Lords. What will bo the result? A resignation of the whole ...

... they did, more than a month ago, Mr. Hume's motion, proves that they are more attentive to their duties than cither Tories or Whigs, and affords another argument in favour of such a change in the constitution of the House as would lead to the return of a ...

... to th - Irish members, and to Free Traders everything, the means of again throwing the country into confusion, cxpelliug the Whig Ministry. Cardinal Wiseman and his advisers, who hod Uiely regained the position that they bad h'*!. on the majority in faruur ...

... was on the Ist October. There can, however, be little doubt that Moore, this time, may defy the detective officer. —Norhern Whig. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ...

... of importance. The dirisions in the new House of Representatives give the apparent strength the principal sections follow Whigs, 96; Democrats, 102. The President’s message may be expected by next mail. The dty of Boston lias been the scene of murder ...

... and the appointment of the Prince of Wales is the next step to . . v Atrocious Murder. The following is from the Not them Whig of Monday: One of the most appaling murders that ever filled the annuals of crime in Ireland has been perpetrated. Two brothers ...

... a« it rebuts the chaise of domestic influence and family connexion sometimes urged excess against the Whig Government. It the misfortune of the Whigs,as well as their strengthand their glory, that long adherence to the utmc |>olitical tradition* has welded ...

... connexion with the trial «« must allude another remarkble affair which it lias brought before the public, la the shape of the Whig treasonable letter, about which there has been so much talk among the Old Irelandert for tome time back. This letter, which ...

... Miceeeded to ll*e title and family estat4>« ; and on the rentoration of the Whig* la»t year. In* ehonen for |M>at of Viceroy Ireland. The atood in high eatitnalion among tin* old Whigs nhuui he did good service. For many yearn la- diwhargad the arduous and ...

... than ha* at join .be Congestive., might either in .new ehsrseter. or CunsUntinople ss Ambssssdor. These sro A comhinstion of Whigs, Usdiesls, snd might produco . Government worthy of the t.mes, sod n.me. are frt mentioned, but need not be yet repeated. The ...

... perfect yet, and hardly ewen so advanced some neighbouring nations; still wo are Baking program, both locally and generally. The Whig CooMnieaiouera, much they were aboard, hod (be effect turning men’s minds mem to facts, and the mam of infermotion that has ...

... the public ; and that it was only after abortive attempts had been made to form a Tory Administration by Lord Derby, and a Whig Administration Lord John Russell, that the leadin.' Peclites agreed to set themselves up again as special marks for the shafts ...