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... with tht laird et the of I so* the clergy Of the ' capers; whether you will 'Mai hy lb. man of the people, ot rut vlfl Ow Whigs, Me /laborite& aid the who have bra hosted bating* in Ireland (sheers). GM hies yoe for that and intewer! I near doniited your ...

... the duty. He moo Isiew re lg. however, to beer 5.7 gess hid to sad begged to l.ti,ducs te I she mai* bb Masa, the Rev. Me. Whig* heft The I* Mr ifbigtem, as Irmoi Slimed( to the sensly 7 efiermseed by *pee** the gismos be Isle et hobs roma et mob me meet ...

... only &ford sheltar tv,tereie, calif tr the vecetabk gat on be mac h briefittal by a Jressiat of ails hot liaa :1.3 or &tit by Whig Its present tto:k emu ,,, mock after traubht. la dry weather stir such crop,.. cab'. lie, A crop of pea , aa I ha Lt. tow ...

... use t. Telt ) The meet feature ..f lb. or the fre - ehise, etr *it en* of To I. mama in •hielt pantie sod Fsedos agstsst Whig, et Liberal agaitat Teti% broSeo up, separated. sod isolated froaa ether. To use • Omer, i• the I. I ct, Ais a waren h. is ...

... kwe to the Is. seen Wisp aroperstios ; it wee Moo Mt .y dl Os et 111$ vo tootteeewind tiset 85 pCbm et It Is it 1)13 The see Whig a fineless is. in sadereildag, is to say Mr as 71$ 0 0554 41011011554 ov a Ike our y se a t h e y ID, eselltede, IS 12 Worm ...

... which I may no you one of them • daye—ie 'gain I. of F.:gs• end ▪ ; both of teams you ea se I de.' they well matched, aid any Whig ntnieter any &no the pair in • Garrido, without elichtest apprehensio• of • j..lt, nom It 11. open 1 The nein member, Enna ...

... Dobbs tram la Beam-11st neat- the eel- had 81. 1 sad got was left in awk sod prod.. as-sable tho of the Achilles. Who. day of Whig 1110 left.* lay that sit*, wore sod with tatigss sad dr- h-r M metropolis. tee jectivo, knew trolbiag 4 tbe OulMeeparecala ...

... ABOLITION OF THE VICE-ROYALTY. The abolition of the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has ever beft • favourite wheme with Whig 6 .i.ernments ; but up Off the present they always been by the Conserefitive party. on Tuesday . - -itng to a Notice given ...

... pm mesh WO' mid his Letkeip eerily. • Why, faith, said here is wok lio sows in wins. Is Twiss.—Aa ohl, ragged, red belies Whigs leishweroas scoutod us with —• Me, emus aip to bsy bread wid. I'm • p 8 Inc sad tee twine to umort. Wby my geed waste; we ...

... steeple, the Diuten•er from the reef al • Chapel; a Tory takes his view from the eMpe elate throne. or the town house at renew s Whig Maud. up in the Montague/ thri.multituda and looks through speets• des made of the parchment of the 134:form hill. man sees ...