... that the 'fork's, if in office, might possibly go greater lengths to encourage the alo:urd war spirit in England than the Whigs think It expedient to do, aid would very Portably require tome more millions to spreader warlike prepare- Howl. To sonic extent ...

... sakes—not for m'ne— they would communicate with some of their northern magistrates and parsons, and, then, our Lord Lieutenant, Whig or Tory, might exercise, without blushing, the high privilege of signing himself, am I do, ONE OF TUE PEOPLE. ...

... giver and asceiver. I- withicz Lt4t-i would, imbed. le unworthy of your regard. who iii pen thew* the wards of this hospital. Whig with osldoess or indiffeeesee the lives el his hiemkb fellowbeings, entrusted, an his safe-keeping, or wills% sal have often ...

... the in its servilu nitride of Party, we h ive never read anything severe, intore humiliating than the facts we now advert Whig journals, under parallel circumstances, acted in • similar manner, our feelings would be preciwly isL a t they are now. We ...

... Lord ReeeeeL, then Prime exposition of the most difficult portions of the Scrip- Minister, because of the reeristanceof tbe Whig Govern. turns, eimilar to what Piconio his given in the Latin, ment to out-door relief to the darting poor. In lees and Claire ...

... quite in keeping with which, if it is not a crime, it is, at lezat, au insannountbje c h ara ct e r as a ,eusiiies, descrect Whig barrister. able obst mile to to be a native, and to profess No more—no lee.. They ought to have eteyed longer, the faith of ...

... enormous number of subscribers tenetrived to make up between them the of £5O. Woad the amount so • as it did from brokendowil Whigs and i s sorp =klisg of liberals indiuguiae , that we are they were to publish the A ke Japris . d'Ajoirs, hoed al the \ *Arad ...

... middle gamy asd her Ants hw hike Mim i —thole de lhad Isis wiser w an.. of Nei Whoa the haws swim thew ea weep se* Iran their Whig plane aid lead as vgisomisoes mistime with Si. etressed Palma thew trispled of Inlaid Your Ig. as 11111111114111 in the book ...

... not perhaps the men to give much trouble to English domination, but the principle of the thing is ' all the seine, and our Whig rulers have sense SE perceive that the time is past when a partial armament—an armament of one section of the people against ...

... body. They can do everything for Ireland. England knows this, and she would, therefore, gladly see them divided-Whig and Tory-Tory and Whig-anything but National Irish. she be disappointed. Should not every parish vied. then, . get a cop' or more of the ...

... aid of his English friends. The foreign journals comment upon the eulogies nightly bestowed in either House of Parliament by Whig ministers and Tory ex-ministers upon the Sicilian Dictator. They wonder at what they call the imprudence of British statesmen ...

... and Unsaid the very life-blood of the of betted be the filthy lucre which they enjoy as the pensioned officisle of Whig weruption—Whig hatred of Ireland end of Celholicien. rules 1 The gems oommanda oar loyalty and rape* be. OWE we are Catholic,. But ...