... itit-day Clocc3 and all I the lki:c.e ?? to ?? each Daf at 'Fen n'Clocl-. . - .: e N. B. A-neart GiGnd tyd Sets 62 lltrneas,whig will *be sol& onT XITLcd JY Afterio6n, precestly at Five o'Clock. $v Catalogues asy lie .had& iti Mr Applhby, and MT: Barnles ...

... de hlr- exYproend, it i5 ?? Co -Istabti*i -a Weekly -Newspapor in this Toodier'CTiIlr ?? ?? Title, tr becondutcted uoon true Whig, P'riurqnla-. SnCtetlwd nq theyvaie hi' the i-eat Maxins' of the (>Costitntiulot t:lid suC; Cted by the mos1 Cstesened ...

... Tragedy; by 'Theodcre Clharles Noesisen-\\ I ' d t' Letter on the rate Cork Co-iunty 1ifeetin.-XVX I1. .iSata '' ?? of' the Whigs-XVI] II. 7arrigton's; Iese15 f ' Itecnolds.-.--~\ X, p:'ent to Ida. No. I. Ii.-XX- J4' derdale's IPro)psc~d Address to the ...

... bsitts'ln. cdiers. ?? rn'or subh .he ,might ?? Er's- kihe; avas 80 yvllrt of age; b'floved inI publicha ,ad privatellife, _ steady whig, ;anid theiefre n'it was gratifying ?? tha't iwrhe.se.. lectomi vwhich histi'ajesty. had jeern advisedoto make, no political ...

... wished nliC Success. I must diichila anv Intention of ?? my Oppoklelits of a COALITION, hot I hatll distinctly state, thai the WHIG FA- MILIES of te (oeuiy have deteriniaed to do their best to turn me out, hy splitt'ig upon Loid 1-lowick and Mr Bell. 1 deypise ...

... Inluence which prevailed in the several Districts. -I ha.ve not, as yet, re- ceived the Assistance of one great Family,, either Whig or Tory, Catholic or Protestant, nor should I have thought this worthy of Remark if it did not in a great Measure explain the ...

... Irfinue7ce wbich prevailed in tie several Districts. I have not, as yet, re- ceived the -Assistance ot'one greut IFamitl; either Whig or Tory, Cathulie or Protestant, nor should I have thought this -(turthy ot Remark tilt did nuit ini a great ;,Jeasnre ?? Reason ...

... supporters is quite true ; and as I ean prove by the returns of the canvassing books, that wherever the influence of certain whig gentlemen is known to be paramount, all the splits are upon Lord Howick and Mr Bell, I must continue to call their conduct ...

... se4icit your attention for a moment; I have the same opinion of Roman Catholic Emnanci- pation that I expressed in 1819; 1 a'in a whig, yet I cannot but wish one ofthc tory candidates, at the ensuing election, success, on account of his hostility to this em ...

... supporters is quite true; and as I can prove by the returns of the canvassing books, that wherever the influence of certain whig gentlemen is 4 known to 'be paramouit, all the splits are upon Lord Howick and Mr Bell, I must continue to call their conduct ...

... oflsevere animadversion It is the masterpiece of villainy To smooth the brow, and to outface suspicion. I know that certain Whigs, &c. did nt t return t) Gosferth -lousc. Howick was to be disposed of; the lirepinratiwu for that, purposc, and for melting ...

... who possesses more than ordinary talent with less than ordi- nary honesty, dares rr Beaumont to btate the reasou s why the Whigs nvilt not support hitM. Am Beaumont has once declared his intention of not noticing the attacks, of anonymous scribblers, ...