... depend on the Whigs lor ameliorating her grievances. The Whigs buy and sell liberty. They purchase men sent by Ireland fight her buttles. They arc the stern opponents of all the great measures we seek lo render justice to the people. The Whigs are opposed ...

... effusions calling the Whigs liberal parly. Oh, how liberal they are !' O’Connell knew them well, and after a long experience of their profligacy, he pronounced sentence upon them, willing them the base, bloody and brutal Whigs. Would the great Irish ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Reynolds as the Sadleirite candidate, and Mr llaglies, C, ns tho Whig The electors may fin 1 candidate mor-, lited to their views and ta»les than the Orange, the Sadleir- Whig, tho Whig Q C.; and the local men the popular party will I doubtless look out ...

... SATURDAY, MAY 10, 18oC Jp-AKDON OF SMI I'Si O’BRIEN. Tirm- Ilighminded and pniriotic Irishman has »« Ibngt-li been pardoned his Whig perseinUors, and lie will immediately return to his native land, after suffering the penalties of years’ exile, for having ...

... disgraceful dodge at wor this part the country at present, the parentage of which must placed the doors of slavish and corrupt Whigs. is very dmgustmg, but, notwithstanding, must grapple wt.n it and blow it to a'oms. It nothing less than the propagation of ...

... en duty. !by I think it was beers ye know yer right band from yer r Au Thrtratv Atzoston.—Mnat unforimately, as morning Whig breakfatt at St. Anne's Bill, I and praised Goldsmith's wog, When lovely WOWS stems us folly; be., trite foraetthig that ...

... ••rat cured in the review of the National Chard on the occasion ol the of the 2nd Slay. . , Isom. As the third battalion wit's Whig off, a Guard fall out at foe rook.. The lieutensnt et ths ewes • y retrarked that he ought to keep his piaiss the man vls. ...

... thsie to wy, se the Ws= sande them at the erthary hansbeder, we pus by. Ansi. the st arida( hes albedos are the peqhmkg hie Ins Whig at ea timber& The taking dem ea Ike is the at the need d not la liks is the way tea destrustin emd is ithat the Whinnied, his ...

... into his own mismanagement at the Admiralty (, foul of the Horse Guards, and denounced it t r | uhl.c indignation. If the Whigs have been f orced to succumb to the Emperor of the French, il Pi pe and the King the Two Sicilies shall pav for it. The fn ...