... svstem and of all just or efficient Refornm, should obtain office, hut v.ee teel our- selves bound to declare, that if the .Whigs persist in forcing an unjustreform upon Irelandt, and leaving u'elformned, the odioets T'ith, system a-tbey wvill mndst justly ...

... i'CAR1{LY (tifers for S p.jerte / 1 ?? (ire drerji from Liverlwoo. abouit ?? Ilund red oe8 I, st Olt REL WIGAN sod KENDAL, COAL. whig IIe.l speigs ot tire best qjualivy. arid at moderate Drices. Thoes ant- i SUhwould do well to aptil y witl ?? t de lay. 2 if ...

... combat too, 1-s eye glows like a fuse. For made he was by mighty Mars Of very fierce components, Ta scare the hearts of gentle Whig Atd Radical opponents. Upon his neck a bullet rests- V' hieh bears this single billet, I ready am to meet you, Sir, At any ...

... at Atbgoe, Newcastle, and bound' in heavy sureties to abide tbeir trial at the ensuing Kildure assizes, SuchDis a sample of Whig policy in Ireland. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. London, Thursday, July S. The lrish members bads numerous meeting to-day. The chair ...

... final success of the greitearisure for puirifying tbe House of Commons, by a public ,procession, oa Saturday next,- N e, theon Wh'ig. -. w4: P ?? A }t-YOUNS- GJ'N'fI-.LLAA' avha badt teen many yise , sident in Paris, puirquingtwis Studies i Colte br a (e&sioti ...

... and 'the only Irisni Representative in a foreign Par- liament whosttcod up tu.defend the .Liberator, when attacked .s by Whigs asd Tories, 'alike the es emies of Ireland.- KIovsedby Mr. SteWart; Bseoaded bvy Mr. Taaffe, 'ad.re .1 solve .nnanimously: ...

... liberal measure,' and the only Irisb ?? in a-foreign Bsr- liament who-atsod up, to defond the Liberator, when attacied by Whigs and Tories, ;like the1enemiea of Ireland, Moved by Mr. Stewart; seconded by Mr. Taafie, and re-- solved 'unanimously: ' That ...

... CONTENTS: - I. The Radical Poets; 2. Life and Timesi Protucol, by hlinself; S. The Bride of'Marseilleb; 4. IV Home and the Small Whigs; 5. Rhine Tourists; 6. he Puitishment of Death, No. 11., by the Author of Anti- co; 7. The Mad Tory's Song; 8. The Irish C ...

... refuae Ihirl 'theU ' l otr on :the-vominig 'Election:.,;.iajdwe; breby>leolaire tihst'11$raon nonne'tett with the present Whig eadmiiarationj a eib our stippvrt at the ensuing Elention. Mdved~by Mr. Henry Burke; secbndedby Mr:'W job: Rekolved-That the ...

... earaestneesa in promotingthe cause' of the ?? Joitrr : Life and times of a Protocol' is a capital quiz. and IMr. Home And the small Whig&' cottains a good I blow up' fur the last- Edinburgh Review. All Tait's artiolea have some strong I interest, and a spirited ...

... is not Fortable,%we r0ckonl '§a ttei i irrv, t withf iiiri reovociled to ito sti6.rabund bY o od thttnts svbii !;iafter dmly whig' rluerleij , will p t tto ibeir dig'nities. Cersaidy . thc thiest sf acrerietI Wirn4 t ort wages; a Strike Senuise the Aro ...

... exertions of Daniel O'Connell, Esq., in his opposition to the abominable macsures with s bicb we are ,hriatened by a reforming Whig ministry, has, if possible, given him a new claim on the gratitude not only of Irishmen, bet of eiery lover of freedom in tle ...