... WHIG AND TORY. The Roman Catholic religion seems in temporal matters to involve its rofessors in very serious difficulties. It has a foreign policy and domestic policy, and the two very often contradict each other. Nothing can he more unfortunate from ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. The following letter by An Old Oxford Man” confirms an opinion we have often expressed of the friendship of the Whigs to the United Church of England and Ireland. We do not ask the reader to agree with all that the writer says ...

... THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. There very remarkable contrast between lhe conduct of the governors and the governed in this country : the effeminacy of the former, 1 and the insolent daring of the latter. On the one hand we have a jiarty of ill-disposed men, ...

... THE CURSE OF THE WHIGS. It I* over the upland and over the moor— It Is over the licit, it is over the poor— It is ever the valley and over the hill— is over the seas, harbours, tough, river, and rill— It is over the mansion, where Dives resides— It is ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE WEST INDIES. The worldâ??s a stage, and governments, like in- dividuals, play their parts thereonâ??some with plaudits, and other some with contempt and scorn. la parliamentary theatricals Lord J ohn Russell and his esteemedseldom ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Mr. Editor, —My attention was attracted by an ar tide in the Whig of Saturday last, (of which I am a reader,) headed The Challenge Ploughing Match.” Permit me, Mr. Editor, to say, that up to the present, I looked upon ...

... (From the Northern Whig) We give in another column, as furnished to us the Telegraph, the melancholy and unexpected intelligence of the death of this respected nobleman, occasioned by a fall while on his return from hunting, on Tuesday afternoon. The ...

... MEETING OF THE OLD WHIGS. We are informed that at a meeting of the heads of the old Whig party Saturday it was determined that Lord John Russell should move a Resolution as an amendment upon the motion for the second read ing of the Reform Bill, declaring ...

... POLICY OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. the John Hull.) Is the Empire of Great Britain worth preserving? If it is. let her most gracious Majesty lose time putting into tatter keeping. Why should a base faction lie permitted gamble for another twelvemonth’s salary ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Dear Sir, —1 have to-day received a letter from Mr. Cobden, in which states that the rate of duty under the new French tariff has been fixed at ten per cent, for yarns and fifteen per cent, for linens. The duty, however ...

... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sin, —As the late seasonable weather, for preparing the ground and sowing, has given a spur farm-work, in the North of Ireland, i take the liberty of offering few remarks, relative to the comparative chances of grain and ...

... EXCLUSIVE CHARACTER OP THE WHIGS. The system of governing by one’s family connexions ap* pears to utterly abhorrent to all our notiona of the Englieh conetituiioo—so utterly variance with all believe end daily write of the freedom of our institutions ...