... IS DK. CULLEN A WHIG? The most important intelligence which has yet reached tlie public the subject of the Appeal to Home transpires this week through unexpected channel— the Times newspaper. It is rare news. The Times accepts and adopts Doctor Cullen ...

... Brooke, consistent Whig of thirty six years’ standing and extensive practice at the bar, —able, learned, and honest, but too honest, too independent for the purpose? Besides, Mr. Berwick was once Commissioner, and did the State (•.«., the Whig Stale) some service ...

... Keogh's good name, fame, and credit. Mr. Hayter, the Whig whipper-in, has said of and concerning the honourable member for Athlone, that he bas accepted the office of Attorney-General to the Whig Government. This Mr. Keogh has already denounced as libel; ...

... who detested the Whigs; but he served the Whigs. He used to weep when he spoke of the wrongs oflreland ; but what be took care not to face was Irish meeting, and what he contrived was to get elected by a borough which was in a Whig duke's pocket. He ...

... frost, and that large tract* of land have in consequence, been re-set. The wheat in some localities looks siokly.—iVTtfccr* Whig. Dtmu*—Printed by the Proprietor, WILLIAM CONWAY, 7, street.—Tuesday, March UN. SvMWRMi Twilr. r«« Itotta, «i. ...

... betraying bis party and his professed principles, that he waa the law officer of Lord Aberdeen, and not of the 1 Mummery' Whigs. Whose law officer is he nowf—Lord Aberdeen's, or the Duke's, who are out—or Lord Palmerston's and Lord John Russell's, who ...

... satisfactory and conciliat- ing. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done by the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of a greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... satisfactory and conciliating. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... Carlow and four miles of Leighlin Bridge and Bagenalstown, railway stations and post-towns. Application to be made to K. B. WHIG 1 IT, Esq., Foulksrath Castle, Fieshford, county Kilkenny. The herd, James Buggy, will show the lands and premises. Ist March ...

... reserved from a recent notice of Mr. Macaulay’s eloquence, few extracts upon the state of Ireland, which he has studied from the Whig point of view, but with more care, zeal, and fairness than any other man of his party. They may be read with profit. It is ...

... member of the oorps of old whig fogies, was very properly dismissed by Mr. Gladstone. The discussion, prolonged to one o'clook, illustrated the temper of the Ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the bitterneas of the Whig Peelite feud. furnished also ...

... of the Judges Anise on the Leinster Circuit, Third Sergeant-at- Law, has been the subject of general approval. The Northern Whig, in announcing this well deserved promotion, remarks: This sppoiDtment will, w« are sore, give great sad general satisfaction ...