... you why all hearts so warm ? All is owing to Reform If knowledge reaches e’en the loom, ’Tis the fault of Harry Brougham. Whigs, you give not half enough— All soft sawdor words and blarney; Let’s have men of sterner stuff,— Will not our wide grumbling ...

... objectign to S UoioU-wqsiaiken by tlie Counsel for the pub- t ;and printebtrs.; . .. t; $, on ,tb!e'pa t.of gr.,1Robbrtson, Mr. Whig- q charge -gahust him was al- Ser ireieantanslcould not,:rropi) its ?? iT p iiter .liability ?? ~r; Uobcrtson inany.n lifdatnage6 ...

... circulation, respecting the ha re appointment to the vacant office in the court of ex- ho at chequer. A London journal in the whig interest, he {e alluding to this subject, and the prosecutions against gri of the Beacon, is pleased to remark, that i' the ...

... s respectively re- I in-turned to the Council by the Merchants' House and the Trades' Ire House, every man of them is a Whig, Whig-Radical, or some- of thing more. But it cannot be said that the Councillors have on promoted this measure with any view ...

... quhandv; James Glasss, fainter, Nether Garvoolt; and Peter t mlc,-hell, farnier, Corb; wvere iroright before Mr. Slhi'rif' Whig- n |hai, chiargerl with having, on the afternmoonl O' the lbt h of Decoil e last, seized Thomas Ilay, Earl of Kinnoiult, by ...

... action. I fear banishment no more ethan John Mitchel, a noble patriot, who has been nailed be those base, bloody, and brutal Whigs, by partisan judges, packed juries, nd a perjured sheriff. This was heard by the whole of the assebly. M'Carthy then addressed ...

... 3Shoped to find a seinzw b'um emin retrenchment: even Tory ie Governments were compelled to that course ; and when the )f Whigs came into power, they were tinderall theclean-sweep- 1 ing responsibilities of new brooms. Much of the subsequent increase ...

... difference between that samne evidlence ai]til te coil- duct of the defendants' counsel? - The de-fendants,'' ar-' goes the Whig Journal, 1are not necessarily innocent be he cause Peel is a blundering politician. W e 5i;tmi be allowecd Cr to maintain ...

... Wyn. nard, 58th Regiment, will be the new deputy assistant ad- jutant-genera] in Ireland. French Linen Dutiee.-The Belfost Whig ?? have been favoured with the following extract of a letter just received fromt Paris, and we are assured that the in- formation ...

... iuqtice. I-le (Mr. Searlett) ad- :1 !, ' *vas himselt ole of those ?? persons j hut he sh0onld he verV sorry t have it *up- -th.e Whig~s were desirousS ofhnderininbag the Tli _he contrarv, he believed they. were wanxiotis -i'eSrvafion of tlhe Establisiied (burch ...

... scielece. Cl He commenced his political career in l792, and has been tl too mucih engaged it it ever slsce. Whell some of the Whig T nmenabers of Parliametit forcued themselves into a society utf tr the ?? friends of the people, a society, agreeable to ...

... RtiitherfEird aud Geoc ge Ress Fsqrs., ndvorctes ; ?? & Ronimanes, WVS. . For the Respondents-The Solicitor- Genelal rnd IRoit. Whig- . heni, Esq., advocate; ?? ef Kinnear, ?? aAYaTONI V. MATUiolf3 AceD LEONARD, es e cetre. . The mass of litigation in these ...