... of any of these impositions. The' 'Whig Lord 'Lieutenant is a foreignstr-the Whig Chief secretiry'is a foreigneruthe Whig Under Secretary is a'fo0'eigne'r-the U'hig Archbishop of Dublin is 'a fo- rmignsr..-the Whig Commnander off ?? iswforeigner -the ...

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... WHIG BLUNDERING AGA-I! I - Every succeeding day affords additional proof of the incapacity of the Whig government to do a single actof remedial justice in an effective manner. In every attempt to originate a salutary measure, or correct the evil tendency ...

... WHIG PROSECUTIONS FOR LIBEL. I (VlOM TEB EXAXINER.) We claim for thie ress an unbounded freedom of rem'ark upon the comit'of' Aasate, ' and admitting the propriety of protecting Private life from calumny,; we ask a just law which may take CogniZanCe of ...

... of the COostilution had obtained in the over. L s lbt err~remfable ~Bill. srectably. attended by the jip8l Gentlemen of the Whig. interest of the 0nd the subject was followed up in speeches ,tLangth by varioua members of the Club. heexample of the gentliemeh ...

... amopg the 1 great body of Whigs there could be found one who ot would reject to its repeal (Applause.) A~k the forties if they would colnsen t to its repeal, and iheir d answer would be, No. (Applause.) There *as not il- one Whig throughout the country of ...

... COMFORT FOR THE CORPORATE WHIGS. | Alas! for the Whigs of the Dublin Corporation! their case is deplorable in the extreme. No, not even from the Tory organs, for the support of whose prin. ciples they deserted the ranks of the people-with which for a ...

... [ . THE VALUE OF WHIG PRNCIPLES.' ?? The decision of the House of Coaunons, on Ttliray eveming, has, we trust, given a quizexi tott £ hopes pf'.te Tory party in England:v, The dreauls-f aseen dencyi;in which their fancy has evidently l ea indulging itsl ...

... of the London Examiner as evidence that the Whigs desire to. give' the go'by to the grievance under which the Catholic mind of Ireland smarts and feels so sore. It is now known in all circles, that the Whigs fear the stirring of this question! They have ...

... the 8tggestion oi' sever il members from like adjoirfin4 P district, the title ?? e Club.vws changed from the n '1 Chrshire Whig. Cluh. to tlbe ?? Wflh;n Club of r C.eshire and 4Ihe nrighb~i% riag Counties It w1s ii also resolved,tihst the next A1rnisl ...

... DUBLIN. FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1833. 'I'iI CONSUMl:MA r[IoN oi', WHIG IREACHIERiY. The measure for coercing the Irish ponpi-for imposing such a yoke of domination on the neck of freedom as despotism in its wildest, maddest freaks never before attempted, hlas ...

... the most flagrant wrong have been threatened, and yet the Whig proclaims that Mr. O'Connell cannot be sincere in his present agitation. In order to prove the insincerity of the Liberator the l Whig says:-4; He now cries out for Repeal, and g nothing but ...