... as our*, should pass without'misrepresentition. The ultras on one side stoutly averred that w had bartered ourselves to the Whigs, and Slid our country, our icligion, and our God, for a mess of pottage ; whilst the other extreme contended that we were Jesuits ...

... flourishing, but plain, unearnisbed truth, that must strike the mo’t superficial. All our local and national squabbles, about Whig and Tory—Young Irelandism and O'd Irelandism—the French invasion and national independence—honoring the Sovereign power, or ...

... the sight of that whig-stragglers are continually appear- ! ' st ...

... Friday next; but the evidence is so very trivial that 1 am sure these are not the perpetrators of the diabolical crime.—Afarffom Whig, Destitution is better than dependence, since it is perhaps, easier to endure the cold than to find one’s patron so. ...