... Ileums endowments. Ha a (means like 1 bare no doubt will hold vie voiles evenly bdir en the pu11. Sir John Haumtr a deeidel Whig, ho n:ser speaks in the hones. hat rotes stuall•iy with his p.rty. Colonel North is an Irishman, a ion of the lite General ...

... our warmest ay and tam at sup. Port, that it is sought to make him tl 01 • ft/11l 61anders and malevolent perseast , n .f the Whig party—alike the open eoemid, of use people's and the secret foes of our buly relit& Proposed by Mr Malin Ilsyden, aecondel ...

... sympathies toot earnest support. n-w that it is sought to make hint the victim of th • foul slanders and persecution of the Whig party—alike the open anemic. of our people's cans • the secret foes of our holy religion.• Proposed by Cl, Hayden. seconded ...

... tender him our warmest my mpatbie• end port, ow that it is to asks biro the vl, too of foul vlend«ra and malevolent n of the Whig party-alike the open enemle. of our canoe and the eecret foes of our holy relittiee. Proosed by Mr Martin y den. seunedird ...

... sympathies and MM. earnest .up_ port, a. w that it .a 00003 to make him the sit of 1k- foul %tandem and pertecut.tin of the' Whig party —alit,. the el emit, of r people the *wet tote of our buly Proposed by it Hayden. by Mr. Jame. {holt jun. That we, tn ...

... we regard the petition unmated by Co!onri H s k ins against the reser. of Mr U. H. Moore, as en inr:dioua attack made by the Whig gee verewent en the Catholic Clergy and on the ewe of Tenant Right . that we teed it oar duty to was every elyrtinn in our ...

... we regard the petition presented by Colon,l II steins against the return of Mr O. 11. Moore, an inaidious attack made by the Whig go. vernwent on the Catholic Clergy and on the cause of Tensnt Right that we feel it our duty to use every exertion in power ...

... dislike Whigs as wet es (chars/. Totten. Bit of the two I h two • en-t of enter you pine In mien in lifforen e antler the emits enee for the I ate, bee to.. ther eat opmly without a of landlord tleeponsto ? (crier of no, no) Woo you mask, Whigs, with tittle ...

... • body of Priests, who scorn to to the fr ends. and who rejoice to be the rues. of corrup. tiunists. pb. dg..brenkers. and Whigs ace every one of their Win rely varied denourieatione of baseness and wiekedices.'- (Tablet. ) ...

... 9 . C.C. That we regard the resented by Colonel gains against the return of Mr Moore, as an insidious .track nisde by the Whig rernwent on the Catholic Clergy. end on the csose of Tenant Right that we feel it our duty to use every exertion our power ...

... Chumery. The Loudon Examiner is taunting Mr 'stone with Ina Meet• the session heiress. tk.• Joornal ex. ran tee unwisely to the Whig interest, es the exeChareellor of the Exclielner's qnietude. fie Is only lidrog his time, awl yid be sore to and it before ...

... adoption. to a of the Moab of tenant right, to be held b Wert, on Friday. 19,h latent, pica tarty to aolebbs and of the elation.— Whig Teas Toles or TANK.—On Obi old tomb of Taro in the Convent of St.Onstrio. woo that the soh mallow tban anal thatw cilia Poet ...