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... THE WHIGS AND THE VATICAN. We annbuneed this, about a fortnight since, under the foregoing heading, that Dr. MURRAY, the Titular Archbishop of I Lublin, immediately upon the close of a protracted interview with a high functionary in the Castle, sent a ...
... NEW WHIG APPOIN ENIENTS. We ■ndrrstand Marcus Barron (of Gleaview, county of Waterf..rtl). Willum Stan •y (see rrrrr y to the rsief cummias•ou), a nd B. Burke. son of Sir K. Burke (late governor of New bowls WM.). hate hero appointed poor•haw tuwmisawner• ...
... MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS-THE WHIGS AND THE VATICAN. It is impossible not to see that foreign intritm• is busy with the political tutcrests of Ireland. The Court of Home would now appear to he th e umpire between Irish popery the Whiz.. We have learned from ...
... The Whig-Radical Chronicle thus discourses It will be en that John Timm himself has not beeni altogether unimpressed by the tone of his noble cor. responoient—although, fro comparing the date of his grace's reply with that later effusions from St. Jar- ...
... HE CHARACTER OF THE WHIGS. (FROM THE MORNING HERALD.) This very day fortnight parliament will meet for the session of 1840. and it ever a set of incapable criminals ought to tremble for their sins of omission aid commitsion it is this same Russell-Tinto ...
... IRISH FAMINE AND WHIG RELIEF. BY ENEAB 311.CDONNYI.L. NbY• upper Nesember 12th. t au;. On the 17th of August the Whig prime minister, in the name anti on the behalf of his government. delivered to the parliament and public a solemn protestation and pledge ...
... try. The Whigs hare taken upon themselves the entire management of the measure, the application of the labour and the direction of every detail ; and with all this they have assumed, and they shall assuredly bear, the entire responsibility of the adm ...
... help. lot the past be past. Hut if t•ver Whigs again directly or indirectly ally themselves with that agitation, whose logical t e nde,w., st all tiiii are now whitingly •oet awfully deseloped, they will guilty in the sight of lied of 14111611. The ...
... Caulfield( Whig). T Conutly (Cotur.rwative). W Cotton (Coll T t Darton ( Whir, W (Repealer Sir Ferguson( Whig 1. C Fort it Grace ( Whig). J Greene ( H lire. ( Whig ). 11 A )01.1,.et I C.nserruive). R Keating. (Repealer). Marquis of dim* , ...
... THE RECENT MEETING IN BELFAST. We regret that, we were compelled, in oar last impression, to take from the Northers Whig the report of the proceedings at this important demonstration.— We are assured by a correspondent, upon whose testimony the tam,: ...
... regarded as a Whig state, and has now p•obabty returned governor the other party, yet the I..cis'stures of both go with the Whig party. The official returns are not set made up; but there is no doubt of the fact, though the majority for the Whig governor iu ...
... increase. The state elections were over, or nearly so. On the whole. tiny are UllderSV.li to have gone in favour of time Whig:, The Whig candidate tl n mayoralty of New York had Bern elected by an unprecedented majority. Numerous had arrived in Canada; and ...