... benefitted everyday by sir tire Church, and tihe Church is insulted every day by the State. And it is this Whig policy-(mind you gins print that) Whig policy I repeat,-that extends its bane- tia tnl influence even into Wales. Free the Anglican Lo Branch, ...

... hlis official duties Mr. in 'iirswsboght into contact with a va riety of persons and t anioegst, 'tlirsr, with an ambitious Whig attorney, wche gave Li;s a' niost lively account of a select circle of whlig wvits and llto,'eiveesis, and persuaded the C ...

... and parsom Mejesty and the party were conducted gardens . which kgpat with a taste, admirably deal of is dawn!, flee tress Whig for part in and not a (liberal picturesque Abet. contrasting wild in the The o u t walked a the grounds for a The Count= Howth ...

... as a legislator. In the present ro century the WVihig party has not been very fortunate hi its P1 Clencellors; and white the Whig statesmen have, really been th anxious to advance thle cause of Chancery Reform;' .the to lawyers have not Pradtically seconded ...

... ernes, &wile the nature of the disclosures. ; sue Brows, the warier, admits that he was With that portion of the evident* Whig the quiet snit respectful. Thls bow W 44 pot to e dismissal of Captain Illeconorhie, and the misers wbleti spoil the crank ...

... following such misguided s n 1 were inure prejudieial to their Interests than they were aware of, for it Incapacitated them from !Whig respectable, lucrative, mid reepousible eltuatious, specially those situations where much cmrespondeace and mental application ...

... ical families. I must bt s, honestly confess that I participate in this last app~e_ s, is hension. Whether the Bishops be Whigs cc. Tories, C 2r there would be a strong inclination, from the comcmonl n frailty of human nature, to give an undue preference ...