... first step a movement on behalf this Out with the Whigs, shall the rail err through Ireland ti coining general olee ion, aid it is hopeful sign of wha* may be accomplished in the future, to see Athlone and Sligo forsaking the evil of their ways. AEE E ...

... TH6 WHIG INCAPARI.I.IB. No divinine wand le needed to foretell the estastrophe of twice, in one week.— 'sing pra alai:oeti the weakness Mitietrs I eines palpable to Nil. prognosis oferents Nought Gov.vatneut iuto a sod:, h eta) be slescrihed as ,fotos ...

... hare irsegestig within aquaros o▪ f the avolehilaaa Mks awl worylai of of 140 prom bolkoslag hi tho tows is wilehhouriwoh. Whig Ma mama de et dr army. MI fa a awl thawal gessieell of tit amble to allath lbws oak balm the wee• afire dr lea et Mowery. Na ...

... Catholic Church shout' thns anticipated peril to their ordrr, while the tirritrnial Whigs in In never perceive the danger which yawned for (bri e old aystem. • party the Whigs have cowed I, to have any root in Ireland. Their great historici names are blotted ...

... arrives. They should also, if possible, secure - imily 'lf honest man not aelectel, unanimity is nut of the que-tim , and should Whig gory show its baneful front, or alien any of its old dodgiag. the New R as will put in free. Twelve honest non will ih.u have ...

... temporalities to the Protestants, and procure fro n parliament equivalent temporalities for the Catholics. Sydney Smith and the Whigs of his school, used all their efforts m»k. this olan popular in Ireland but failed. The Irish, cleric P through their great ...

... vengeance for this lust and greate-t insult to the country. The crowning insult of | the Whigs has been flung upon the nation, and let the nation reply it working out toe I Whigs’ overthrow F-X. ril\oHDl.N VU V I’It.H'KKDIN'GS. ['in: ri-.uF will rn t>U' repapt ...

... the heads ot men • Ur l!anc . )C , a i ory, *ho will vote for the in , . times more competent till the office ihau j of the Whigs, Irtla greatest enemies, »rox ,e cv.r cun be. 11.' il is not the reward p.a.r. Athlone have red ■.■mei the ui-l.t that has ...

... Went kw, Fa so was this Ws thins Yes dry hies and Whales, yea ! pertiest4: o4 • Orb. Money with er Peel war, Harm ! Bet and Whig am wind, Aadjlesd It's little to step then yell Led Wan inelined. when yea her k there, r ha These'. this gown—and whaterab ...

... tires bowshe lb. sobs& I sus n.sap to tusbilwy aM Abut dead to yob , ho him • Ask to rat fool at NM Awed tooro thes a•bear Whig to lS but es sliglaset Agra A being liebei. As aware AA Om See Asiellie gathered Mad Nu, et As mot osossonador he bad sue kart ...

... their anenues. Any departure fiom it, will bring ruin or disgrace to all. When, in 18 13, O'Connell separated himself from the Whig factions in England, and flung himself on the Irish nation for supunrt, what wonderful power lie soon found arriiyed on every ...

... sheep, or as tweets for pigs, or sums ter cattle (load will Ns (hear. bear). Bat I l rhetorical fourbb or _ • Mari .wititratk, Whig. trio • gUilleaseni as a fallow•Torke you. Ile has : In England. and told us Well, it last M gh position whit!) I • short or ...