... may notice hereafter, of the fraudulent oteans resoited to, for 'he (>ti r pose of getting up list of uaroes. Norlht' 11 Whig. Captain Justice Shell of the Indian Compatp * Service, is appointt Secutary l/gatio the Court of Persia. He brother of the ...

... dismissed the Whigs (hear, hear, and laughter.) The pusillanimity of the government astonished him, the very notion of conciliating an Orangeman was utterly hopeless (oh, oh) i water and tire would agree just as well au orangeman and a liberal Whig (ironical ...

... similar to that granted to England, after having «o lately been obliged to bind that country down coercion bill ? What! because Whig government, in a moment of delusion and under misconception il»o real state of our country, gave us coercion bill, are we not ...

... implicate the Whig party his ohra-Radicalschemes. To all who were present on that stern a remonstraoe; appeared somewhat strong proceeding. But the case of Mr. Waklay have a politician who cannot answer fur himself —one who, being neither Tory, Whig, nor Radical ...

... bill was passed; what was thought ~f the minislrv that passed it, when re, eal w. the order ..f ' t day the Whigs turn to pieces? The word Whigs” was then subject execration, althon.h l the present mnnient it was word for d dug j istice to Ireland. (Hear ...

... both this and yesterday, with numerous alleged quotations from former speeches and writings of Mr. O’Connell, in which the Whig government of the day was heartily abated the hon, gentleman. Upon these placards such epithets as Selfish Agitator.” Mountebank ...

... or Londnnized, by this last nostrum of our rulers. But will Lord Melbourhe— or Lord Mulorave—or the Irish Representatives, Whig and Tory —we appeal to them all, Irishmen— suffer this Charlatan thus lo degrade, insult, and provincialize an intelligent ...

... LORD MULOIIAVE IN IRELAND, I’rum the DnHin Knicw.) From the time of Lord Anglesey’s appoint mint Lord L eutcnanl, hrnler the Whigs in 1U30,10 the recall of Lord Wellesley, by the military dictator, in 1834, the scoff of the Toties was it erssant—tbstlhere ...

... facliocists, many countries, wlio would have hail the selection of juries at their discretion, and might thus have taught the Whig-Radicals” that the administration of justice, according to the principles they pretend bring into fashion, not & fs-ng » easily ...

... the celebrated ineome of the Bishop of Ituilum), the inalienable pro perty of him and his successors to all futurity. The Whigs, the other hand, maintain that it is allowed take from the 100-much to add to the too-liltle. The Tories aflirro that church ...

... TO IRELAND? No—not even by a government of Whigs.— We would confidently appeal the manly candourof Lord Mulgrave and Lord Morpeth, has justice been done lo Ireland And if justice has not been done if the Whig ministiy be not able lo render that justice ...

... interest, and draw the general attention mnre closely and justly Ireland. Scotland has lono had her review, the veteran champion Whig principles and liberal opinions. London produces two—the one the oracle of the church and Tories, the other the organ culled ...