... initials-that tb) rank alone, Or even thelace thgo sitt'stlor, could behena; | .4,u F : Dor -if it could, Itshould, Whether tboutrt Whig or Patriot, pure or pensioned, .. w}aell, or illibten~tlainud. :. M Iloat{ nouiosble Meeiber, whom wre May. Not ...

... injured a d ?? country; and also for the ipilit if freedom in wbish they have resisted the present atrocious attempt made by the Whig Administration (n on. liherri-s; and as we feel ourselves inseparably conn-eted with the British people, we call on them to ...

... adjoining cuntio6 taly desutatte of foundatiot, these cuunties being a e taao f pore than tssual'trcuqiillity. Retsolved-Tbht the Whig measure of coercion, groanded on this statement, is a conicentration of all the execrable Tory eraictments, which in times ...

... confidently bops our English Brethren wiig view in a simillr light) ihis vile at- tempt and bise junction of the apostate Whigs and recreant .'orifjs to aniniilate the-Cobstitution of Ireland, is baeed upou .nrinciples siminlar 'to those w hicbh aoctualid ...

... per- haps, may not be so far distant when Brummagem will ex.. perience the blessings that Ireland. is. now 'receiving; from Whig legislation. The gentle method adqpted on Monday last, too, at Coldhath-flelds, sufficiently exhibits the neces- sity for strong ...

... 2s. 6d., ' AIT'S EDINB1URGH MJAGAZINE, No. X t T JULY, 1833; containing, 1. The Crisis, or CU- lision between the House of Whigs and the Hose of Tories; 2. Diary of an M. P. 3. The Wishing-Cp ; 4. Letters of Horace Walpole; a. Turkey and its Resources ...

... August 9th, 1633. 37 AITS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE' No. XVII., for T AUGUST; Price'2s. 6d.; cniptins:' The Hot of Tories and the Whig Ministry. The Praisp of Debl A Bait for the Penny-wise and Pound-foolish The M rit4 Observer. ' The History of Irwin. -The-Tcmple ...

... ? But my muse, more humble, is bent.on star-gsfng. For clever's now'7reat4 and great men a-re The Tories are set, and the Whigs are 7iom azing,- Kings, statesmen, logicians, allusons of old Mars. Blut the, star-never setting, aye brilliantly shinihg,- ...

... wiy muse, more humble, is bent on' star-gazing For clever's now greal, and.great men are stars 'Te Tories are set, and the Whigs are now blazing,- 'Kings, statesneiti, logicianis, and sons of old Mars. But, the star--never setring, aye brilliantly shining ...

... opinion n- 1 ! til Lhey are settled there can he no peace for the ceuo l 0no 1 stability for the throne; ardl that the mode by whig they 1 are enforced has caused buman strife and blotodb ; arid that this enforcement is calculated to excite fee of the worst ...

... failure cannot, be attributed to the lukewarmness of its friends,- as must- be evident front the foregoingstatements.-2'orthern Whig. CLARE ASSIZES. Wednesday the followingfentlemen were sworn on the grand panel, for the discharge of the fiswal business:_ ...

... Skeich. lIo. Natolerin it, Couni II.11. Frrginelit r- irum the History bf John Bul 12 Sorilets by S rhi Skercher. 13. The Whigs-tbe Radicals-the Middle VI as-e_-ard the People. Wdilim Baackwood and SonQ, Edinhurgh; T. Callell, Strrinrl Londoa; anid WILLIAsl ...