... aganilst the stability of the grants to our Dubhlin hospitals, which i have been for years the object of the attacks of the base Whigs, ever parsiitionious towards Irish interests. I am not very certalic but that elause 7 contains one of the principal moving ...

... canvassingr that at Aylesbury ?? ac- tually Mtallked to tile polliug-hootil with thcir tenints ?? mearle thlem vote for tile Whig nominee. Not- Withstanding all these exertions, Captain Ilanliltoni and a inmajorit y at every polling place except Beacons- ...

... distinugiisithed wrere so- o lected ;n either side to receive the rewrards of an u ]bonoi ratale atmbh ition. In thllese days tile Whigs pun.) sue a Very diffrenlt course. Thete has been a pie- I\ thona of places, and thiieo is a poverty of talent, So n mitnV ...

... that. But the Right Hon. John Hathetil, late Commis- sioner of the Insolvent Court, antl now-by favour of one of the worst Whig jobs of modern times- a gentleman at large, retired on a full salary of £2,000 per annulm, earned by two years' light labour ...

... Upon another pointt, which we had been keeping in re- serve, we also quonte from our contemporary, the JIferl-Cmy:-_ The Whig keeps an advertisement standing in its pages, in which its readers are gravely asslired tinta it is the 'itost widely circ ...

... which yearly take pince in New York amidst the conflicts of Democrats, Know- Notbirigs',' Riepiblicans, ' Old Line Whigs,' &C., &C., in this land of liberty, wherc wiallopinig your nigger and universal suffragc is consilered to be quite consistent ...

... tbe greatest cireu- lat ion of any paper in Ireland, let alone in Ulster. Now we emphatically tell all such tools that the Whig pretensions are a sham-that, as regards circulation, the ?? has been fhilling-ofl'of late years, to n very desperate extent-to ...

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... the requisitionists in our paper of Friday last, and continuing to urge it, one or two of the sophilstries of the Northern W/hig May be exposed. We do not, in the first place, be- lieve that the Nation got into the News-room be- cause among the subscribers ...

... impossible to procure a copy of it; and cwe believe that this was owing to the 1annsHOOLIvres ofthe party represented by tilF Whig. We were, how- ever, toldthat, among other tisiugs, the award set forth that tnll seats in the Town Council were absolutely ...

... h'/hdy. Wi'h, godl olI WVilliamo was its lig a WV)itg as Ifieto coulfiit ussibty I1e ill Betibi -e(laugter) -a itI ?? ' was a Whig its Illr its civil auG religious ifserty w Snt. Steet-preactilig iithal, however, kecpt ilS ?? aG wotultd cotitilltte th tlo ...

... from beating about for imaginary instance, ; and it will give tile )nation a practical exampls of the lengthls to whichi a Whig Chancellor can push his p rejudices. Upon the facts lie must assuredly be feoudndguilty at the bar of parliament, let Ministers ...