... ilk could get the most. And whan they »' had got wet they called out fur the toast. Confusion to the churlish -si* native* or Whig, That wadna a glass wl* us upon, tie Uaker's llrig. Then rose a -h-*ut that rcut the air. nsnudlln' wild huzza That miclit ...

... Fl.iniing Sword of Political X Justice Unsheathed, and Fearlessly Wielded In Explaining Political Principle*, in Cutting up Whig and Tory Pranks, ami eapecially di*«-uasing the great Irish Questions of the »iay, addressed. in the form Letters, John Bright ...

... well worthy the considerate perusal of every one who takes an Interest in the important question of which it treats.—.VorfAem Whig. “We congratulate Mr M'Corabie the admirable clearness with which has expressed himself on this most dittlcult subject. We ...

... ly ex|»ected The terms Whig and Tory but very inadequately express the distinction between the two classes, or itarties, into which men naturally range themselves, )M)liticaUy; for it is no unusual tiling find your nominal Whig at heart .is conservative ...

... subject his views were not those of ordinary Liberalism. It was on the very question on which l.e afterwards s .'ceded from his Whig c I e-.-g :cs, an I he has just lived see carried triumph- against his most stre iuous opposition, that of the Irish Church ...

... Essay well worthy the considerate perusal of every who takes interest In the important ...

... well worthy the considerate perusal every •ne who takes an interest In the important question of which it treats.—A’urtAcrn Whig. •• congratulate Mr the admirable with which has expressed himself on this moat difficult subject We commend hit rami»hlet ...

... cheer*). wa# proceeding to characterise the restand-be-thankfuls only another name for Tonr, or Conservative, or Finality Whig,*’ or if they liked it better. Obstructive, wbeu the non-contents at the door began make themselves hoard more loudly than ...

... Essay well worthy the considerate perusal every sue who takes interest In the Important question of which trests.— Northern Whig. congratulate Mr M'OonMs on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself this must dimcull subject. cordially ...

... Euay is well worthy the considerate of every •nc who takes Interest In the Important question of which It treats.” —JiorOiem Whig. We congratulate Mr M’Comblc on the admirable clearness with which he has expressed himself on this most difficult subject ...

... PaapMai.**— Sptetmtgr. “Tliia able it well th« consycnUc prniaal of one Ukes an iutereat lu the which it tnraU.”—A'ortAero Whig. We conirratulate Mr STCoiublc Uie aJnUrablc cleameaa with which he oyrMMd on thia m.wt tlimcult aubject cordially c«*mmcuil ...

... Eeaay well worthy the oonaiderate penital every one who take* interest in the Important question which It treat*.— KurtAem Whig. congratulate the a.lmlrahle with which ha* expressed himself this most dlfflcult subject. cordially commend his Pamphlet a ...