... time last 30 years of lils ?? adherence to thle men weithm whomi he Imad unifornily atcted, onltime true prin- ciples of time W'hig Schooml, in whicl, he hod beeni ?? maImIcs% eaedv attention to the local interests of tile county, ao hintin emmtrmisted to ...

... Grey was drank with three times three, and deafening applause.-Air- Charlie is tay darling. The Dukce of Leinster and the Whigs of Ireland.-Tlsree tinses three.-Air-, St. ftatrick's Day .I Mr. JEFFREY said, he wvas about so propose a tonest, which he ...

... correct, and couched in proper language. It was agreed to at a County Meeting, convened by Xthe Sheriff,attheReqtisition of the Whig Aristocracy of that County principally. There were not more than six signatures of r any other party. The Requisition was carried ...

... preicest distress. The lion. Gentlemnio strorgi' inststed onl thle steres'ty of Parliamnsttary Reform, Hie ba,l been hrrtd in Whig priniciples~, and thoutgha he hadl Itvervwished to lessen Sthe just psrivilcpes of' the Aristoc racy. bC1 Was convinced that ...

... TINMOP alJ: rt: . rt' StIlVARIT. 'Tumro-' S iZ'.iiaic.' There's 11sme .tly Iia t thlc re Wllisa, Aiid sonle sav that %ve're Whig-, Anid .,i'lc ay there's tae si'iiigs ava, matt; Btut ae thiu g ['us sure, A pslihy Wlhig do-er Ii the Wlig that ?? a' man1 ...

... tinee, Feb. 20. THE TWO JAMIES. T here's Jamie 1lacdqnald, who keeps a gin-shop, II eld forth as a dtibie-strossg-sphirted Whig, E ndowed with a head-4 'tis the best every drop, T bough closely allied to its cover-the wig. W Jlo'sthis, too, but Stuart ...

... in, i ts he reign of -Anne the Tones wvere in, and iii thre reign of George the Second, rtse Whigs wert iii egoist; but he was sorry to say oif his brother Whigs that they were ittstrunsental in bringing ftirward else cur- rts sytem itste late reign the ...

... such articles are to be ascribed; that were the truth dis- cls'ed, ve qsestion much if James Stuart, and many other of his Whig associates, could stand exculpated from the sante fault against which they so loudly declaim; and that Sir Alexander Bioswvell's ...

... resp;.ct for .the precedents set hini by the Whig Societies for the prose- . cution of libels, formed imnmediately after the Revolation la of 1688. But does it follow that every ' practice of a t Whig King, a Whig Parliamenit, WV hig Noblemen and i(IGentlemen ...

... called upon tire Whigs its urite in sepliort i of ntis grand object. TDie principle of' Whiggism, as far as Ire understood it, was to obitain for the people as much liberty as they ?? capable oif enjoying. Irtdeed, the great .fault of the W~higs was, their ...

... (Cis It'ttLt,(Oi o0l til' k ?? tit. Yestvrdlav, at twso o'clock, a Catlint C sucil was hld I at tie h Fw igs OfHl, ius Diss Whig-he-r tvwseh waes atten led hv tise st I I .iJ' 1AvViLVOOi, ttht git ,1 ilf IlARiowEsV, the Earl it WEIr- la sIOANDo. Mis'. ...

... presetit wa, ? Jn sayting this, hle begged to observe, that lie was of its party. He w'as attxtots tosee the distiictitmsof Whig atid Tory v, attiuished, and wisheud to be considered as beloitging to the party ot vt tL) peile. 'The Ilitt. Csuntltmati, ...