... high, it malst firot, it cannit be. As , thu Whigs led tihe liberil Tolriens o0, step by step, tiadthey ?? giolle toilrifal tI reccule vith safetvy r to a ocvance witi hionoiir, so hitlve tie ?? led the Whigs, and will ?? to ?? tiletil tri piditioll. As ...

... : a andai e titistetd lie (Mr. G,) shotiuld not suffler in itheirt' etstimation haena lie declared that lie was neithec . Whig ar Tr 'lur ; he winc indehtndeist of tinY nuns oir set of' nen hie hadl formed h istwit ipiniocis; lotritishi Coast itatietsl ...

... minds, Ihe bells were set ringilg in ninny Hionses. Some portiuiis of chimnevs were 'thrown down. The vibrations of the bu Whigs weie so strong as to mike manu aappreliend that their houses would fall or be over. thrown ; a distinct movement was observed ...

... stioLititon, which. o tie te sake ifl chaitabltti, wais atd. C zoitteti. Radical ?? oct-c allowetd tii wear a %N .Whig diess, adil Whig prinip'lles kept as, it were s1 in aeyeatice, and the am ?? terms- oif tite it cattita3 'a1ne put fitrwarti, that eiich ...

... patliarnent, therefore, Whig ?Cer. r etidtly not. Perhasse we shall he scrflicieiitly exict I'mt the pui poses of general ressening if' svc regard ci, t Ie Ne Fov Hiise fit Commonis as ocssie thircd Cccnserc a re eative, one third Whig, acid one third I tee ...

... I you found me on the coast, at the head cf nrs': the largest militia regiments in the kingdsf . two great leaders of the Whigs arid 'Ion5, ?? andil Mr. Pitt, were in their graves; bn1t1 twas in office at tihe time of my first cin d I adlinitistration ...

... *ip¢Ci 1f ?? ?? D51t. O'CONNEiLI-THE WHTGS. C (From lbe Dublbins E£ilns Mal.) a The Whigs ! The Whig !! To what meanness will they not descens-to what acts will they not a ?? recourse in order to retaia place, no matter e at what sacrifice of principle ...

... it praise ofr thl ?? list knowledge, inarch r fi ?? id, z.e; cnil ?? IJ a have been taken, not on;iil lbY ?? Ci' i icl of Whig agitators to enitlighten a tIesV ;h of the people. Bit what benefit lil; d. ta I their labouns. At politiha la! ioijs pli ...

... at a sb time; and this sometioles annoyed cine exceedingly Pe during aly lecturing exped itiois. When I ex- Lh I pected the Whig trial to come on, in May last, tit (oIl the manifold klessii'gs of that trial 1) the to 4 oiblathing thlit gave mti uieasioess ...

... two matters, 'ahuLh are thaeS ] antipodes of eaclu other, should on so solemn as h ar ; occasioz be linked togettter The 'Whigs have Li a 1, aireadq iatked in hoth' Houses of eivil war in rela- t l ?? to repeal-theY now call upon the Reformed ?? for ...

... circulation on the interestiog subject h ; of the stability of Eal - Grey's Admiliistration, we n happen to know that the Whigs (lo not, at the pre- tt sent moment, feel by any means secure in office; fi El and veshould-nt besurprised to-hear in the cource ...

... ob1 ta tairted. - So th.- matter touching the resignation tht was kept secret from those who had given tise l trust, and the Whig cabinet alone ]tnew of whatfr Mr. Pdrrtmnan Oitentsed to do. Toknow with them th1 wa i c;and having so often declaimedeagainst ...