... remonstrance, they might cast off this remnant of the papal yoke from their necks for ever. (Spectator.) TRIUMPHANT RESULTS OF WHIG POICY IN CHINA. The dogberries of government are loud in their self-felicitations about the news by the overland mail. There ...

... unavoidable, then there could be no question that compensation ought in every case to be awarded. In the high and palmy days of Whig ministerial power certain patronage belonging to the Lord Chancellor was abolished, but 1,000/. a year was added to his income ...

... oppressed, and judge those who grind the faces of the poor, these things cannot last. The abettors of this fearful tyranny—whig, tory, or radical—aristocratic, mercantile, or tradinfz—may hope in to escape retribution. The storm is brewing. Ihickening ...

... adopted. The protecting duties, so called, the absurdity of which has been so clearly demo nstrated b y the report on which the whigs profess to uct, are to be preserved; and the expenditure notwithstanding the admitted poverty of the people, is to be increased ...

... in Ireland it was considered the most secure. The Monitor says, that with few exceptions, the tenants of the numerous large whig proprietors of Louth arc unregistered. The returns for King's County a tory majority of 215. This. says the Monitor, is ...

... pre% ent the bill passincand 811 , 0theT ''rar W 1,1111.1 he allowed to elapse without doing anything. In his opinion. neither Whig nor Tory was disposed to do justice to Inland them]. Ile proposed that tlw word fourteen' I e struck out and the word 'one ...

... took place on Monday. Mr. Lindsay (conservative) was proposed by Mr. Mourilyan mid seconded by Mr. Gr. Smith, Col. C. R. Fox, (whig) was proposed by M. Karney and seconded by Mr. Rolfe. The mayor declared the show of hands to be in favour of Mr. Lindsey, ...

... which the tory has ever honoured with his honest hatred—a class that has been deluded and fawned upon, and spit upon by the whigs. Our it ssern is therefore, a sacred debt to both in unequally (Elided moiety; but our distrust is an &Wetly which we bestow ...

... principles o f free trade, but looked upon the present movement as a party one, adopted for the purpose of forcing hack the whig 4 to &lice. It was necessary, however, to place amme restrictions on the application of the principle. For the sake of example ...

... of free trade when out of office, but silent on that topic when in power, he referred to the glad assistance given by the whigs to Mr. Huskisson, in his measures of commercial reform, and to the alteration in timber duties, attempted by Lord Althorp, ...

... condemning the whole policy of the whig ministry, as marked by equal imbecility and duplicity, and declaring that they had justly forfeited the confidence of the country. An amendment was moved by Mr. Crawford, one of the whig party, recommending a total repeal ...

... with their shuffling policy in regard to this matter, numbers who would scorn to vote fir toryism, will refuse to vote for a whig. A few seats lost in consequence of the prev ailing feeling of distrust will perhaps awaken ministers to a consciousness of ...