... office of Irish Lord of Treasury in tbe years 1847 to 1832. Mr. Bellew Roman Catholic, and, like bis brother, is in politics Whig. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of tbe following members :—Mr. Alfred Power, Chief Commissioner; Mr. Richard Monteeqaien ...

... indiscretion for the sake of political support. Tbs Fenians and the Whigs made common cause the hostings. In Louth sod Monaghan the Fenians chased from the poll every one who opposed the Whig candidate*. At Limerick they struck terror into opposing hesrta ...

... Iti.b oolice. «od I. therefore, belt.?, yon h. ft Whig Mioiaurialiet. and disentitled the ol all Irishmen. Ca«bolic Proliant. BccauM Ireland has always been neglected, tmpoeerubed. and oppressed by Whig * ,o , bftd .o, .d..0.«.e. J 0.1.0.. f»lt pl*y bet ...

... Amberley at Leeds, and that of ‘b® Whig Lord of the Treeenry in the Royal borongh of Kiddernaiotier and at Carrickfergns. He then passed dieensa the of tbe great perties in the State, and to point out the delinquencies of the Whig whkb, said, bad imposed the ...

... marmara, and deeire eipreaeed by Mbiatere to aaapeod all prirate bntbeee, to enable them to expedite the dioeolntioß. The neual Whig , etlfiabneoe woa monifeeted. What cared the Mbietera for the btereete of Urge portion the public infoUed in the deepatoh of ...

... greet d-el nlreedy (eery trno), end will do more, na bie lent PnrnemenUry enmpoign bee eocored him the entire contideneo of the Whig*. Hie opponents grant tblo.bot orge that Mr. O’Beirno. from hie eloqo-nce, will nloo commend intereet. being to procure eitoetione ...

... di-talrons to tbe agricultutal eomtuunity, who ! are riekrd so larg 1? on tbe fortuocf of their old fickle fri-sd.— So-lh* Whig. ...

... Mr. Bright will not to merged ,n the eyerage nyenlionaliam of a Whig Ministry- H. will ebserb Rnasell. than let ?•« Bright. In other words, if joined the Mv L the Ministry mnsl to Whig, and tear/to become Br ghtite. Such . Phenomenon would tantamount ...

... thing be assured—'he Whigs will, as before, talk ‘'P and practise corroptnn.” They will denounce ’• bribery, bribe freely. Money will be forthcoming in abundsnoe. assist their supporters. Tbe late Mr. Coppock used say that Whig money went /a* than the ...

... assistance an attempt wee made to remove the body, bat lb* fl-ab cam# off her inquest will be held on the body day.—NoftAem Whig. ...

... afier which the aervio* proceeded The matter will probably give employment to lbs gentlemen tbe loog robe. Standard. THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. EDITOR TUB EXPRESS. i«,—l c ...

... conspiracies will tell him. because they arc encouraged by tba undue lanieucy of the truckling, time serving policy of ibe Whig Government, who do not show determi* nation to make law raspeetsd ; but It ta to b« now that ibe sentences passed dating present ...