... lengt h, and while, he said, he desired to be to Mr S. O’Brien, he must designata ‘ asa his assertion of the existence of a Whig alliance mischievous A petition in favour of the Dublin Improvement Bill, now was The repeal rent was £20, Exporratioxn oy ...

... educational scheme of the Whig Ministry. lat me reeallto recollection the origin of the present controversy in regard to education. It from a departure from their own long avowed and long taught principles on the part of the Whig Ministry. For the last ten ...

... tutelage, ations season. But that measure was part ot the old clothes east the Jews. they denied the garment kind to ¢ off by the Whigs, although This want of aim, which when covering its latest wearers. There There i characterises D is remarkable in ‘ are passages ...

... the vote has arts, by witch the Government have their large majority, may cost them dear, if there be any It used to be the Whig fashior Sr Pool crafty ed had the advantage of them, and lee powerfully on the duty aed of “y that we may the Government, of ...

... to neither Ro- manists, Jews, nor Unitarians; and, on this belief, they are disposed to accept the help of the scheme. Some Whig-led Free Kirkmen are neutral towards the scheme from the saine mistake, What the Prime Minister says is plainly enough,—when ...

... the Ministry repentant, what late period, and adopting the plans, with alterations, first few and unimportant gested by the Whig: s and then a lopted by their The Times thought otherwise, political opponents. and still thinks, but it is gratifying to find ...

... Government leaves alone the schools of crime, to interfere with the seminaries of the nouconform- ists and voluntaries. The Whig Ministry creates a new ecclesiastical establishment, in the shape cf Episcopalian and Wesleyan schoolmasters, and neglects ...

... opic of agitation, a very poor will follow the Repeal cry against the minority of freeholders will of their landlords. ‘The Whig interest will put forward a candidate, under Marquis of Clanricarde, who has the auspices of the the registration of his tenants ...

... the Romish priests of Ireland. Yet it has t} has en disturbed to give place to the last of the confidently believed that the Whigs would exelude the al w vn death has claimed ; but, far more p:in- Romanists from a share of grants meant tor all sects. Votes ...

... had been invited to serve under their former opponents, and had declined. Now the rumour is, that after the Ministry of the Whigs is in operation—the seats of the Cabinet oceupied—and the whole machine in motion—it is to be stopped, taken to pieces, and ...

... how men like, they cannot let in the Tories, It would scarcely answer now, to set up that great scarecrow ; and between the Whigs and Conservatives there is no choice. In order to secure something like a fair representation of Scotland, the electors will ...

... stated his his intention to the poil. PRESENTATION oP Leeps.—On Thursday evening a mect- ing of the dissenting portion of the Whig, or rather the ‘ Li- beral,” y in Leeds, was held for the purpose of consider- ing what tation of the should be taken with ...