... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... he attacked the Coda Ricans I. the is.,, having made an unexpected divergence from the regular route from Granada, and after Whig that he amid net effect an entrance, vonild have to lest the enemy withio the city, he marshalled his forces with design of ...

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... soldiery would play 10 such war ll not expedient to say but it tune to consider—lor war wc believe there will be. TENANT lilt WHIG GOVERN. MEK . TUR PRKKM4N 0 itere is nol record grosser case prolific*! profl.g*c, man ll.»t of «hica Mr Uor.- CJUficlcd lu ...

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... Louth what sort men the Forlesci.es are. I*. exhibits them in envious light, and plainly demonstrates, that they aie of that Whig school which has often deluded and cajoled tins country, mid who. while pretending lobe Itiends ol libeity, and justiee the ...

... of tank to rest ups. than they len. Of this the ' party take on cognizance. of maim, firephroy, heresy, an freely lobe, sod Whig the power to pasha, dos isaers to be Nerd- Itoshy trampled does by the iedigoast victors, who I foolishly bnagine here been ...

... ; and torture than all (he Irish paupers England have endured for tho lust lilty years ! This the manner which hypocritical Whig inveriably acts. is very loud 1 tulla.r, and boasts ol his being extraordinary ...

... res of olies .Misiorksoll TM s Aer reerstri hie 1 —ft bad hose Ms .. . is to hiset es the quays, by Mr . P. by Try, Whig. aid OWN* s. S pa I Terare, kik la hi. is. Me Mot ewer i .4 Is M. Tredise perforly il 0 7* i• brill by she mai Ors Illige ...