... infants, and wren their offspring perished, actually devoured the half-rotten flesh ! More! aye, more, he told these sapient Whigs. told them of things which occurred here in Christian climate, souls refined,” which would make human nature blush to know ...

... parted with landlord, good straightforward country gentleman the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror Iwcansc was a Whig. I have since learnt to consider Pw-I-Conservativc landlord the worst evil of the two. Well, after some I took the farm. The ...

... from the Whig and Whig-IJadical ranks are the most noticeable parts the whole affair. the more remarkable shall merely mention Cord Gormanstown, .Militown, and Arundel, Sir Andrew Armstrong, Sir Kichard Lynch Blosse (ilie grandson of the Whig Lord C hancellor ...

... their statements having to pass not over the lips of high-minded and truthful lady, but through the less fastidious organs of Whig commissioners. The extent to which the latitude thus obtained is likely to made use by the Cabinet, may be judged the following ...

... feeding Jit the same ck. The appeared be health , hut the feathers the one that remained feeding seemed greatly ralHed. —Northern Whig, Quality of Oatmeal Simply Tested. Mr. Kitchen, the governor of Derry goal, h.u just discovered simple method testing the quality ...

... however, to borne in mind that was division on the part of the agriculturists against all other parties in the house —the Whigs, Peebles, Radicals, and were to man their posts, lint, alas! Ireland, to whom the question of protection is one of life or ...

... to its provisions. Some even ;hiat at higher qualification thau that suggested in the last bill of the Whigs. This is hardly possible; but the Whigs are capable of anything. ...

... present Session—and the Agriculturists of the United Kingdom need not expect any modification in the Grain Laws, from either the Whigs or the present Parliament. * heir only chance of success is to obtain dissolution of the House of Commons, the agitation for ...

... thev differiu’ the licad of Irish politics ? \:id £ a fear that wasn’t enough, how Lord Ihougham out that nobody done wrong, Whig or Tory ; tvcrvthiog was tor the best, you’d imagine, from the o’ the squib the lull, to rowlin’ Lord Roden off the blurb ; ...

... lii# other matters which were mixed up with Dut nothing short of tlie whole Charter would satisfy the Manchester School. The Whigs, who had violated the Constitution and betrayed the Crown, leaving the W'lcen’s throne little more than a President’s chair ...

... of Ireland, was, whether willed it or not, politician; his measures could not separated from his dignity.— Nor was there a Whig aristocracy in Ireland there was in England, to compensate by its adhesion and countcnace for the furio is opposition of the ...

... building were to raised voluntary eontributions. If the object were so purely national, it was now rrpresonted to be by the Whigs and Tories, Freetraders and Protectionists, why should not 40,0091. or 50,0001. contributed from the public purse. He knew ...