... that Whig Government can do n.thing in the way of re'orm without the stimulating preliminary of Commission. Anu so Commission was appointed to inquire into what everybody knew, and to recommend the very measures that had been already sought. The Whig doctor ...

... understood at first the Whig |>olicy of not legislating according to its professions, they coaid have known at starting that identical would the policy of not administering according to ita promises. Good administration, the official I Whigs were quite aware ...

... whose votes are understood to be at the service of Mr. Hobson. The 140 remaining com- prises many shades of opposite politics—Whigs, extreme Radicals, and even Fenians. The latter have imbibed hostility to Mr. M‘Kenna from the incidents attending his late ...

... 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 ...

... a ~— ihe fouowing correspondence appears pend- n the Northern Whig of this day “ March 18, ll, of “TO THE RIGHT HON. CHIEF-JUSTICE MO which &e., &c., “ My Lorp—Having had an opportuni aring day of conferring with some of the mag npro- ween of the nei ...

... A Political Sketch. By William Edmonslone l.eodriek. recommend the very able pamphlet. which Mr. l ...

... named with the just approbation of the writer and the nation for whose benefit it ostensibly proposed. But, alas, ia these days Whig jobbery and party aggrandisement, the real interests of the country have been overlooked this case, as in many others especially ...

... of her right to make laws for herself, as in 173-. Away, then, with every other idle pretence which may give cover to some Whig or Tory at the coming General Elecdon. If the Irish people, knew the secret of Roman cement in 1800, we would not now be in ...

... TS AND JEOSPEOTS, 1859-18&»: A Political Sketch. By WiJUam •• rec the Tory able pamphlet, which drick renews Wh policy and Whig UcU« the In»t thirty years, the perusal of reatler*. A'lrrrliMr Lendrick write* with apecMiar n«o«ir. freahbom. assurance; ...

... ' whose votes are understood to be at the service of Mr. Hobson. The 140 remaining comprises many shades opposite politics-Whigs, extreme Radicals, and even Fenians. The latter have imbibed hostility Mr. M Kcnna from the incidents attending his late contest ...

... may be the efforts, or however plausibly urged, to cajole or to intimidate, or by political bargain- ing, to extort from a Whig or a Conservative Ministry concessions designed to bring back to the United Kingdom the rule of Rome by its priesthood, should ...

... or third weal Is Oda as she date of the praiseuse of L'Aftleake Mr. Fetcher will re-appear next week in R.). thrice • week, Whig recovered from hie indlepa shwa List, the renowned pianist, is in the imperial dl;. dalightlag the public by bid parforsonee ...