... of parliament; others would not; nnd the chance is, that nothing effective will done either in the one way the other. The Whigs and Liberals arc still more at sea, and to assist their embarrassment, they are at variance m respects the ballot. The arguments ...

... Let us obey the law, hot let us not forget that we owe this further infringement on our liberty to a Whig administration ! Bless the mark ! When the Whigs are nut of office, they are the most liberal and enlightened the friends of human freedom; the moment ...

... authority. Let obey the law. but let, us not forget that we owe this further Infringement ourii’jetty to Whig Administration'!. Bless the mark When the Whigs are out of office, they arc the most liberal and enlightened the human freedom; the moment got into ...

... „j .„. m -» hul be been done jnstiec to, and the opinion and confluence mankiud regarding him had been what deserved. B„t, Whig merit «as sulfocated under the three lust, „ _ , Brunswicks-0., change has now come o'er .he spi.it of the regal i are happy ...

... face of earth, having even shado Irisirmen had nothing now to! derstood, - and now, when all Europe } een the fatuity of the whigs; or order, to prohibit such fantastic tricks can be withdraw from the contest. Orange- | umphantly slain ly but such | ad ever ...

... the recommending on Hon. and Rev. Edward Grey lo Dean of Hereford.— This is a practical proof of the disintereetednes* of the whig patriots ! * Both House* of Parliament have adjourned till the of February. The amount of stamp duties Newspaper* in England ...

... perpcse, he begged to ask_ weld dig be oseembled, but to intimidate their nod their Mere again a cry was raised that they ewe whig_ok oh* slob. Mr. Amity hen enquired how am meothees to which a reply was made, lift. This the mid wee but an for there were ...

... authority. Let obey the law, but let us not forget that owe this furlheriufringeineut our liberty to a Whig administration Bless the mark ! When the Whigs are out of office, they are the most libera! and enlightened of the friends of human freedom; the moment ...

... the crime., Although the Mauc aer affhlt- was ten years old, ~* he would till pursue the murderers. The conduct of all the whigs ir and tories, Particularly of' Lord Staniny, thia member for this !d cottnty, should be ent-iqui~ei into. TIhere ri-VOT had ...

... give the letter tairiy we received it, and think it very likely that tnc outline plan therein developed will similar what the Whig administration will offer the people England. give the present no opinion whatever, but shall ourselves by saying, will our ...

... to the gallows, and others to a lasting banishment from their native land. To remedy these distressing evils we have got a Whig AiV ministration, who have already promised mora than ever, in the present circumstances of tie country, they can be able to ...

... authority. It has been often and most truly said of the Whigs, that when in office they always disappoint their friends, delight their enemies, and disgrace themselves. Mark the career of the present Whig Administration. They were scarely an hour office, when ...