... that they Are not better provide' for in their spiritual NOM' nut he less bigoted or prejudictsl than Napier. To one Of the Whig Seenvt arkv S(th• (I forget which) he recommended that a sun. pins fund of the Catholic chaplain's salaries, lying in the Treasury ...

... sparkle of light on the path in which his feet are to tread Ile has appointed Mr. Assistant Barrister Howley -- a Catholic and a %Whig—to the office of third sergeant. All the pawns, all the organs of all the parties, are hind in their contkintiation of it. ...

... could be very much amiss, and no serious magma detriment was to beapprehended. But, &hist the halfapootaey et Burke and the Whigs daring the American war, and the complete apostacy of Fox on of the French revolution, changed the whole aspect of affairs ...

... animosity. Hut the real criminale-- the real authors of this unhappy crisis—are not O'Connell and the RepealeN, but the Whigs ; the Whigs, who have clogged the Government, rendered Parliament in' ettectite, made Mr. O'Connell strong, kept alive his ...

... that event by sly month.. Mr. Van Buren, Mr. Calhoun, General, and Mr. Huehosan, we on the side of th e Democrat., and tie Whigs nand for Tyler again, or Webster, or Clay. The Cosot do 'Toreno died in Pada on Saturday evening, In his 55th year. A KIND ...

... Marritle.; but as the suppliss to both ports for the two smomeding months will so- Whit. as emnpanot with the perked last year, a Whig off of 0 00 hardwoods. West India, 11,000 hogs Bengal. and 110.000 mots Mauritius: holders ham every residence lit the buoyancy ...

... their sides—they have right and justice with them—they have God with them—and why should they despair of their legal demands Whig greased ? If given freely, we thank kisdly ; if out. we Ewe hare mount to the mean. which God gave us. PT. Paraica's Wams.---The ...

... are the most prominent amongst the great democratic party that hold the reins of power, twice for every one tenure of the Whigs ? The first is John C. Calhoun, of Carolina. the son of Patrick Calhoun, who also boasts of his Irish descent. 1 If the Ave ...

... and tar Mall lots 17s tid to Ow. amid s usaell lot of Munpiot at 34 TERPENTINE.—Titore is a anuidersblo odium, hypos- Res, 7. Whig boat obtained tor 1.000 torn* 9d previously slailler quantity. MINERS' REPORT. COAL MARKET. a. d. Adair's Maio ••• • • •• • ...

... Presidency are understood to be, on the Whig interest, Mr. Henry Clay, of Kentucky ; and on the side of the Democrats, Mr. John C. Calhoun and Mr. Martin Van Buren. The elections, so far, were in favour of the Whig party, but to so trilling an extent, that ...

... not be a week sitting when he (Mr. O'Connell) would move his (Sir E. Fiugden'o) impeachment. (Cheering.) The trueness of the Whigs was norseuse for the Tories. (Hear, hear.) He thought ftir Edward Bugden had taken a bold unconstitutional step; but lord Ebrington ...

... worthy of their support ; indeed , they supported them, as was the habit of the Irish mind. with enthusiasm; but the Whigs, the imbecile Whigs. had deceived the Irish people. Not even late events bad checked the current of their allegiance. (Cheers.) There ...