... whipper- in of the Treasury, will also be a valuable witness on behalf of his friend the late-sitting member, and, if the Whigs have any gratitude, they will vote a hand- some sum to Messrs. Barbour towards the expenses of conducting their defenco. The ...

... legislate for Ireland, and asserted that it did not command the cenfidence of any portion of the people buta few antediluvian Whigs and energetic placehunters. I Mr. BLAKE stated that a strong feeling of disaf- t fection against the Government existed in ...