... strengthen the alliance between the Cullcnites and the Whig Ministry. Dr Cullen’s vanity, or his ignorance of the »tate and requirements of this ronntrv, may prevent his disassociating himself from the Whig party, or may indefinitely postpone candid acknowledgment ...

... the conntry and of the church of which he is a member, for the sake of alliance with and the patronage of the aristo cratic whig coalition ministry, of whom the twenty-one Irish repeal members are the subservient mercenary adherents ; this was the vile ...

... their set that the interest. of the Irish people wi:l predominate them floor mi.- ta►es or seleth MIMI, to barer away with a Whig Government, for *laces far a few the Pelitiell, religiose. social, sad material rights of Ireland. Arm 111 As., IMO. TO DEAL ...

... illteteVe country and of the church which hr 0 a mernl•rr. for the sake of alliance with and the patronage .if the aristo emir whig minkry, of whom the twentvome Irish members are the subservient mereesery adh. rents ; this wan The wile mdicy of Sethi, i ...

... cause of National Education by dins h mding it over to sectarian indoors.* to verve purposes; ouch the taolvou with which the Whigs hare ever dealt with Ireland ; the votes of the ' twenty-five Irish Culleoite representatives anwanting for the English political ...

... stone. spoke of the women Carthago who converted tHeir hair into bow strings, of the ladies who canvassed in London for the Whigs with such success, and he stared that the movement in Bristol, spoken of by Mr Payne, is largely sustained by the ladies, lie ...

... since Garibaldi’s departure, anarchy and confusion are predominant, and that, the present rule is weak in the extieme. The Whigs quake for the future ; they dread the sound of the coming storm, which shall charge the sea of the future state of Europe on ...

... toll who wi-l. will to a snit-.I halt. that .inee potion., enatchy end a ro eed that the poem rale i. weak in the street. The Whigs irate fog the fume. ; they demi the mewl the coming Norm. 1111. th 41111 of the femme elate of Europe on diem. Charge epos ...

... . They ere seats tend over the fare of the elate, and vet have • down is a Ind se prodeetive or es bexotifol a. their own. Whig has oriel en whir nationer ensign:ion freak Ireland? Mane thinrs hen d me a, and we shall eroleevou• shard, arid • ty expl ...

... .11•-st o ve. He spoke of the a w n a.rth 1. - 0 th., le or mtobe. etrings, of the 'whet who cans:ism I an London for the Whigs wilt .03 and he I that the movenz•nt is itristol, spoken of by Mr Marne. largely am , Ibv th, la lies. sentrited the' . ...