... justly—support thus obtained might indeed called unprincipled coalition, but even then it could not called base cnaiitiue. In tha Whigs it not unprinci pled—it is the contrary eousislent with their professed principles. It not bate—oh no! -it to them the highest ...

... Your history carries jit a characteristic stamp that was written Mr. Plauden the exclusive annalist of/lreland, since the Whig Revolution of I6RB. / Grose's Antiquities of Ireland, 2>olsafol., engravings. Florence M‘Carty, an Irish tale, the late Mist ...

... enlightened course of policy which has endeared him to the hearts of the Irish people Daniel O’Connell“ Prosperity the Northern Whig, and the Liberty of the Press Robert J. lennont, Esq , and the Independence of Belfast ; SUarman Crawford, Esq., and the Liberal ...

... lie might remain un. contradicted. Was there ever such meanness and turpitude cfliibited ? The humblest member the Radical Whig press would blush to use the means adopted the leading organ of the Ccmberlands, the Newcastles, and the oilier Leviathans ...

... tribute, they hav* made hopeful beginning. More ignorance, coarseness, and bad taste, have been piomalgated by the British press Whig and Tory—upon this subject, for some years back, than upon any other within our memory. will take the affair in its worst aspect ...

... . Add together the vast properly that it scattered together through the country in vaiiuus shapes—ihe estates of the great Whig proprietors, and the middle gentry, who are wilK us; add the valunof the derivative interests lands chiefly in our own hands ...

... people ia Ireland, besides Catholics, whom lbs church law and the bayonet established, can be of no manner of advantage. A Whig or Radical believer the thirty-nine articles, ia actually the Orangeism spiritual pastor* and masters, lie clmsed from public ...

... conrert it t» goo-l eccount. It behoves us, and it bahoves the Whigs look almost exclusively Ireland ; as, because it i* our country, precious us from the virtuous instinct of nationality ; the Whigs, because they have to the country stood ao long its honest ...

... and that two-le-rged goose, Vusey. The Reform Association will much, and, althoui>h there is blame attributable locei lain Whig landed proprietors in this county for not having their ten airs registered, I shall not mention their names. 1 will respectfully ...

... the holy bunds welch have long subsisted between omiigeism and the established church. Until L ml (Insford and Lord Caledon whig and tory, testify the injury that tie church has rectived from the comie:;itm (.1.737- 5173). We utleily disclaim all wish ...

... of various opinions in politics, all Liberals, no doubt, but there are many shades uf politics between what are called high Whigs and myself, who am what the Tories, in their refined, delicate phraseology, call low Radical. Nevertheless, here we are altogether ...

... Sir E. Wilmoit taken fur the attainment of this end throughout Tnat Alexander Raphael was returned at the Mr. Serjeant Wilde [Whig] and Sir F. the whole country, have been found peculiarly same contest, in conjunction with your peti- The real object I have ...