... peril is past he will find people of United Kingdom have notion ol submitting to a Whig despoti-m The struggle lor Parliamentary Reform will ba renewed, and the Whigs will agaiu be put on their trial before the country, and, before, will surely be found ...

... together. Ami if they e’er chance untuck. good can come to either. The crown Is tackt onto the chnrch, The unto the crown. The Whigs are slightly tackt to both, And so may soon down. Since all the world’s general tack one thing to another— Why then about honest ...

... 23r4 DECEMBER. ter thosupply otitis following Articles to the Woraboose for 'Dices htuutlu en& lag the Atli March, 18411, Whigs Bread at per 4 lbs. , Brown, DI,. . • „ M at pet , Too. ' se at per awl- neve per et 90 Moms. *press eentivetlng wig be required ...

... a shelter for incapacity, a Minister’s only cover from impending defeat, a mere trick of office. A difficulty arises. The Whig Cabinet are unable deal with it. They cannot see an inch before them. They cannot tell what it is proper or expedient do, what ...

... presents, is wc rcjjeat,unknown to our political history. There is another curious feature in this matter. Both the moderate Whig and the violent Priests’ nominee have descended into the mire ; while the latter was shouting against the mean placehunting ...

... than (tould bo said to bu involved for long period ; the right of priests to interfere in politics be vindicated against the Whigs ; it is evidenced to tho world that the weapons which they wield in election tim|a are merely counsel to be followed cheerfully ...

... against oppression seemed to the Governor intolerable impertinence. But how was the nuisance of free Press to be got rid of this Whig nominee,— this worthy representative of the party with whom civtl and religious liberty” has been the chief stock in trade ...

... Court be removed from Dublin, of course other tilings will promptly follow. It will be necessary to watch trickery of the Whigs closely in this matter. The Times has article to-day on the sale of the Thomond Estate*, expressing an expectation that the ...

... would appear have been snbmitted to by every Candidate who wooed the sweet voices of llie electors of that ancient borough. Whig, Tory, Old- Irelander, Independent Oppositionist, all, by their friends, bowed to power they could not resist, and, indirectly ...

... an in in Me kw VadlgkiNW Amigo to the Whig Thom the garter, with the elpeeneasess of nig is the Wine, mei WS& d hi& alifaidadat at non with el Om ' Jena DOWN wet Idles al IV ennandadde map,* moil as* cienoties.= Whig/sty An an dna= Enistay be ter end mons ...

... Limes, «>d other Government and Liberal journals. A circular of Mr. Hunt’s readied Lord Liliord, one of the Holland House Whigs, end possessing property in tlie county. Lord Lilford wrote to Mr. Hunt, saying that as he ( Lord L.) did not consider Mr. ...

... Chief Justice Lefroy, together with host of good men and true, it is scarcely possible to suppose that the document *0 signed Whigs and Tories will have little effect with tie Premier. The Duke of Cambridge has taken the bull by the horns. will have no more ...