... odious, as it would be ty! ™ C from through the hard hand of corrupt despot- rannical and oppressive ;it would be praflicc Whig Club ?_were not the and intolerant intrigues; and in what situa- which could only excite horror and disgust, and P ,t t>?e ...

... gratifiey ion of a new Plece, which, W London with unboundeq appla, advance of summe, MUst aye the 10pe the high Stimation in Whig, Taywood so dcservedly Stand, . | to draw a crowded housc.-.\A stant correctness in fjg Part, ang h so often sets « g 0 table ...

... other words too coarse for him to use) of thut secret influence which had prevented the formation of a Mi. nistry, on sound whig and constitutional principles.— He was held up as the great supporter of the present Admimstration. The Hon. Gent. oppusite ...

... prompter (with other words too coarse for him use) that secret influence which had prevented the formation Ministry, on sound whig and constitutional principles.— was held up the great supporter of the present Administration. The Hon. Oent. opposite must ...

... had . put to him, he Al}- estisy, | he answer to DMy, -\'h‘cl'iw Woujy Unay,, » nc.gex'iuli(b{l might he rey.;l‘:::‘(:,ln.l Whig private opinion, g uot gy | Upom, s Grey or Grenville, e ;,’ fran, thought no course coy)g L“. '(.'il his 4 e Regent would ...

... Memory.grmy o™ with three times three. ¥ g yy ~ The several Officers present, with !btirm' tive regiments, was also given; after whig, propriate thanks were returved by eag, £ shocking outrage was committed B 1 Ville, within a nude o+ Clonmel, last weel, 'o' ...

... Daily Sehaol t the' Lancasteriam Daily gy, n the Unionestreet . and: Stieh sy before they wene 0 the eat number of the G 4 whig attend | rls, who occmiqnally attend p n to sew and knit. The remy r employ=d at f.-nctories, or in ustry durine the week, ...

... eless an > hadgl'e-,my d?f wl'flng ? }J“‘ (h; all of lve, and etroit ewise bln his M.‘ batteri bur ya“ convi T are Hull vin ) whig! two ’ for . been Ae Itw terin gWi empt vinc nia di to su g previ h ope five ope €i con peri as v g trai thout woul ed Ge ged ...

... respeting the affairs of life, with ments) b sion, are consequent on a vitiated €onditig o regular course of the bnlm:y secretion, whig) from being corre@ted or improved, s geoe rendered worse by the dra‘m; usually giveny,, the specious guise of cordials and ...

... _they disseminated, which placed many of our countrymen in that dock, Tt was 'y the electioneering tricks of many o. those Whigs that the rebeilion was produced, and all the flogyzing asd other tortures which ‘took place, and the ulumate consequence of ...

... has been a great simia larity in the canduct of these two men, the one destroyed the Whiz Club of En,lani and th. other the Whig Club of Down. I have heard, said Mr. Potunzer, some Gentlomen siy, you shali not 0 upon my estate to ask my tenantry to vote ...

... Shilling Freeholders; let him recnlleA how ingeniously he met an honourable Gentleman on my left, on the subjeA of the Northern Whig Chib, the making and the taking of Tats; and where, though proved nothing else, (if I may he indulged in a good humoured pun) ...