... exercised the patronage; and as it has, at least, the merit of giving its preferments to Irishmen, it is to be wished that the Whig Absentee may be foiled in his attempt to transfer this living to himself. THE OTHELLO INDIAMAN. The following is a copy of ...

... that we shall experience a little more comfort than we have hitherto met with—full of fear lest the unchecked power of the Whigs and Radicals, both of whom we mortally detest, should again bring us into trouble. The late year will form a memorable one ...

... principle of heat and light,) and, of course, rendered • one such tab of three times more value than it wan unsaturated.— Norther! Whig. ...

... lives, and he has walked them down into dust and shadow— there is not a memory polluted with the recollection of them. hate whigs. We honestly confess it. God forgive us, if it be a sin—but we dqbate them most cordially. Never, never yet, had they power ...

... astonishment at the conduct of the whigs in promoting and applauding the late prosecutions. But to me such conduct appears neither extraordinary nor unprecedented. The country has long suspected, and now knows, that the whigs are no friends to the press. They ...

... looms and filled our workhouses—are repealed the government may as well attempt to set the Thames on fire, or find an honest whig, as arrest the progress of want by turning to the right about some few fifty Pounds a-year clerks, or superannuated underlings ...

... proceeded most baneful of bad p ii ticianS) havc a po(rerfu( from any measure* introduced by the present Mi- ii araent; the Whig., many of whom arc bad Tori! nistry. File public ditficulties do not proceed «ut of place, have a strong party in Parliament ...

... deserves further to be remarked that these prosecutions are got up under a whig administration. In saying so, of course, we only mean that the law officer who takes the lead in them is a whig. We leave it to Sir James Scarlett himself to reconcile his conduct ...

... interest which its merits may justly claim from a benevolent ?? Pachet. I THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD AND HIS TRIStI IESTAIzs.-The ?? Whig lately published rsome severe animadversions on a practice said to be rresorted to on the Marquis of Hertford's estates in ...

... of the present Quarter, it is no more than what is done at the end of every Quarter, and under every Administration, whether Whig, Tory, or Liberal. It is natural for all men to put the best face they can upon their transactions, and Ministers have the ...

... opponent whom he ever had, prove the vindictiveness his disposition ; this was a genuine Whig, and to confirm his title, and complete the parallel between the Whig of and 1830, the mail himself had licen real libeller. The passage prefixed the article ...

... (the priucipla of heat aod and, of ¢ 1 n= render one such tub of three times more value than it was ch saturated.— Northern Whig. od How a HOLIDAY ser living in Brighton, who was very hard worked, of mistress to give her a half-days holiday. Phe request ...