... the committee to report by next meeting, or as soon thereafter u convenient. This motion, we are happy to say, agreed to. Whig Opinion of O'Connell.—We do not reckon Mr. O'Connell among sincere repealers. He knows too much to believe that repeal can ...

... persons were admitted except those interested in the business. This list is oonipoued of 12 Radicals and Repealer', and 36 Whigs and Tories. Supposing the Repealers and Radicals to be struck off by the Crown, and 12 Con .. rives to he struck off by ...

... lately served on the presbytery, and ordering the question to be tried on its merits. Can any one tell us on legal advice the Whig-Radical majority are acting? what - I lAered the r Tha reader will find, in the first page, a correspondence between Sir Charles ...

... announcement of this great fact. The Marquis has always been a Whig, or something more—X6oo is nothing out of revenues—the object of the movement is to effect the restoration of the Whigs to power, and we rather think that they and all their friends would ...

... clad in bloom, I e sparrows mistook him kr spring, That bin would hum thee away from the tomb, And keep thee awhile ou the whig. How foolish the hope I Thou hest sped thee as fast As thuds) that have hurried before; Though the Winter has gently withheld ...

... Twankays , at first , were Id. to lid. higher . Mr. filylne, Bolton; Mr. Keill, Harper/lean; Mr. Skirving, Cate. 1 either Whig or Tory,—whether with reference to a sliding scale but are since rather easier. Hymn hu risen. Beet green is in town; Mr. J ...

... for example can be more expressive of dignified contempt, than the following passage, with which he favours the few Irish Whigs, whom the desperate hope Of A return to power has led to brave the anger of Mr. O'Connell, and 'cling to the skirts of English ...

... importance, Lord Charlemont, who affects the airs and office of a patriot, calls together, at his private dwelling, a meeting of Whig noblemen and gentlemen, to petition both Houses of Parliament on the grievances of that grievance loving country. The number ...

... let the small fry remember, that to greyhounds entered for a stake of a sovereign a aim'. constitute in the dye of the THE WHIGS AND THE STATE TRIALS. outioner was makin g preperefilos,l4 exclaim . Oh, mighty Lord Caledonian lee, even that recommended ...

... are of a more exciting and inflammatory character than those which are spoken in almost every popular assembly, whether it be Whig, Radical, or Conservative. Mr. John O'Connell.seys, that if the ministry were wantonly to attack the people; in ether words ...

... who voted for the Union lived to repent it; and Lord Clare himself, when designated nemin'l as a plebeian peer, by a great Whig patrician, lanieotedebe min- ' knoo take which he had committed. The Union wea e- -1 by fear. Tbothriplenef the reboil/1M In ...

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