... poses. Every Whig must be routed ont , * Radical cannot be retarnad, cars fleet treked Conser»ali»e«, whose word L r. lied on. All »e h*»e got has h» the Coos*reali *os —all •» ha»e lost has been talm froir »* hj the ■ base aid brutal’ Whig*. harts, tl ...

... Independent Opposition stamp can cot to c!ean»e the pollutions of the Somers, lledinptons, and Sadleiiitcs. Any one before a Whig. A Whig is a cheat, a charletan, a deceiver, a blackleg, and cne of the most contemptible beings in the world. lie is the enemy ...

... TIIE CIVIL SERVICE. Wz nodal an article in our eotemponry, the Nor& tra Whig, on the Civil Service ; ardiashoma the great and manifest injustio3 d doe postai natation system. A bill to rase* Gab, by the Chnoceiter of the Fauldnzar, is nor Wm Parlament ...

... eountry : and very justly so.—Liverpool Journal. In snide upon the above rumour the Noithern Whig says* vVe aincerely hope that imbecility is not so uni« versal among Whig peers to render Lord Carlisle indispvussble to the House of Lords. It might be an ...

... ON maidmaka le IMPORTED GERMAN NATURAL GRASS'S kr OS all be i.pe. sad greet ere haa haw to that Loewe fir their Aqaba ytidd Whigs gad pwasaneary. As ma. sie Is a ii GUANO se Imported by Gibbs, Bright, mal en. rumtea to perky, Ac., w Übe glas is /Warm. OLD ...

... ef the esSessin sad wee I. awed wind sethdedieeis ars Is dint to ihrailk Prapispara el wed begs Is. be wet we. desemet we to Whig MI dmo swam idea. th• amommii. sot is. MAD awl raft as do et al Was Om ormliair ef Ms Parties, bowinif 14111peteer, led er ...

... NEWS. THE CONFERENCES. The Pais ef Mrs restees, ea good authority, dot On ensethe relative to lie thee theta a authority, dal Whig i mere left& Iles peace, the Othiereases will be little • than ef nue The in his gbh lad tie,is sell to have tell the Pieposetiely ...

... for Ireland is to play the Whigs olf against the Tories and the Tones against the Whigs; placing confidence in ' thel and using both for her own purposes. Whi a and Tories, so far as Ireland concerned, are nearly equal. The Whigs, however, are our bilteiest ...

... M'.Manus should have shared the same clemency. And so it would have been but for the meanness of the Whigs. It was against the they rebelled. The Whigs were ruining the country, arving the people, ,T iviii‘ license to exterminators and hous » revellers; ...

... that paaty. They should no more That, at least, was his nion. Ih-aught their wisest course was to u-e the ries against Whigs and Hie Whigs against Tories (t-ear, hear) Any governin'nt that refused to ttoir was their enemy, and Iha-ir duty was to expel from ...

... Any one who differed in political matters with Bishop, he called an infidel; any one who combatted the political errors of a Whig Priest, he denounced as blasphemer. Such was Mr Bernard M'Cabe notions of Cathohcity, while wielding his pen as the editor ...

... tune. worships Billy that charletan politician, of pledge-breaking notoriety, raised tp the Irish bench by the despicable Whigs, reward tor hia treason to the tenant farmers! This is the * Galway practice’ of to-dey ; this is the labour of the town O’Connell ...