... it unfortunate act on the part of the Whigs to appoint two other Barrens (one of them lately daeoaaed) to the well-paid offices of stipendiary magistrates! only wonder that Sir Henry confined his censure of Whig mal-admioistration to Ireland and to home; ...

... salaries amount to about •23,5001., of which more than 15,0001. pud amongst theßomnn Catholic Judges, whom,” ssys the Freamoa, Whigs take care to present to the public eye the Isrgest capitals.” FoUowing np the same statistics, the Frttnan states that in the ...

... darman King, member ofthaLeitrimfam.ly, will stand on the ConsorTaliTe mlerest Mr. Solicitor General expected iothefleldasthe Whig candidate. No addresses to the electors nave made their appearance. . weald seem that Mr. Whiteside is to ««- neat in his ...

... AMD TaaXBLI.Ea. LONDON, THVHSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13. tally cute notorioai bet, when that, all Parliamentary partite, the Whig-Radical* were the moat anxious for Lord John’s return to office at the doaa of the late crisis. Protectionists were Jumping for ...

... an imperturbable aplomb, if he had never been anywhere else all his life, ao Lord Abkboekn’s future haunts must clearly be Whig or something more.and we even doubt whether any meridian south of Manchester, or any audience will henceforth suit him unpacked ...

... Manchester, that he had far greater sympathies with Tories of Mr. Sidney Herbert’s school than for any members of the present Whig Cabinet; and though bis dislike to the latter has seldom received such bitter and personal expression, there is no doubt that ...

... of Minis tart and encouraging hopes of effectually smothering tbe Reform Bill, by such an idle tirade on the history of the Whig party aa wo read in contemporary tbit morning. It is obvious that the work of revising our Parliamentary system will have to ...

... antiquity, and connected more or less nearly with most of the old Catholic Houses of England. One of his brothers is a sound Whig and an active county-magistrate, nor there a gentleman in broad Northumberland more popular with Catholic and Protestant alike ...

... we find that they are the very men who caused and aggravated this quarrel with Borne. All must recollect the bill which the Whigs brought in for establishing di plomatlc relations with Borne. It was highly pleasing to Fops and to his Cardinals, and, had ...

... German;, it is on tlia increase, and the general opinion ia that yarns liaee reached, nearly, their lowest point. —Northern Whig. Dundee Tbede.—ln the finer descriptions of flax there has been more doing this week than the last, though there has been falling ...

... and six tiaughtero survive their noble ,lyt'' ed narent. The Earl of Cottenham, it ■»^ cessary to add, throughout n.e 'is- Whig, and a sound and im i A.encsrifl The Earl of expired Lie ig olj|e nine o’clock on Friday M'S 111, ,-g- ll was born the 6111 ...

... who shall betray their religion and country, and traffic the very lives of their poor neighbours, their bribed support of a Whig Nominee. MICHAEL POWER, P. P., Stradbally JOHN CASEY, P. P., Kilrossenty, JAMES VEALE. P. P.. Kill and Newtown, JOHN WOKATH ...