... TIIE SICK WHIGS. The whigi are sack. Their frimelt hive not Yet taken a farewell of them, hot it is known that they are iii a fery bad way, and cannot Lot reocli lonwr. The algid of thar pain mikes their 4 . 4 ring; they are in lulged in the ejoviseet ...

... preju- sane. dices and lea.. subservient to the Eldest on of the Church, end meanwhile the lo hit Is net the lest ea which the Whigs Papacy would have I I gry of the whoa the have shown symptoms of this mdaly. The disease' Zweted. mossy of St. Peter have hem ...

... THK JOHN J SHANNON h-Slt detail has bee* such, luru fri'-mla into Whig partry in llua country for twenty ye«r ...

... tho old style, regarding the benefits result from Agrirultnral Societies, and '• the immense superiority of Conservatism over Whig and Radicalism. flow apples swim, exclaim the Tories, in other word, when proclaiming tho advance of their principles, Reform ...

... s name, and Lord John Hu*u I ha* always lust- tained tl.at It had the eff of deatr-v s_- the *ym . try of lie Whig m.-asur.. frustrating Whig ea'pec■ • The Huk- -h. Mar . ->i- -d f Ti-univ mrmlur and farmer * friend. 183 d Ire select coinini(t> in the ...

... se No% =ragyomems• sad be He is an bb bow with • little hen hi ilaselly ler whom woe* A taw M breed ere is the en •by veld Whig tbe edge lie at I the ef• well bet. Tbe Wier shideve. ii set is the reaped etJadlash iubsehu. reline anywhere sheet Me I lbs ...

... intentions are modest. is willing to j*crmit his young enthusiastic friends the work uf the Whig officials, an*), although has the power soys of turning the Whig* out will not exercise it lie is mer. ciful in his strength—a chivalry worthy of the gallant ...

... the j ; death hia lather, an*l two y* ar* alturvsrda • lor t’arhsW on Whig principles His abilities h**canm after enl«r- , d the Common*, and was .Ua-mo-l a at acquisition -he Whig*, a political parly th. u hourly gau ing strength in the oountfy. IK.IO ...

... bed ism ememedler sw Ora we Is the pith hole mat bek. Qom b Ow ssoutritst taw dr sum mid we the at Laois Na be at the um Ms Whig ea videsky of Is ma. Mob eels oth Sr It • makodi at ilee Mew kb Moly to bo • Y. papi med If we sew to free ifee epodes• Maro ...

... not fairly represent the Catholic body ; fur it is admitted that the i atholics hold the balance of parties, and can * return Whig or Tory according tiny are inclined. Probably the Catholic Club were iuflaenced the well-known sympathies of Mr. Turner with ...

... if the suggestion of the Tory leader, Lord tileorge Uentick, bad lieen adopted, the calamity might have l*een averted. he Whigs will not, are convinced, make such a mistake a second time. It will not to call upon the landlords to meet the coming difficulty ...

... Monkey Hereld of frideNJ did. Whig government do a good ke Wean lt wield greet arm is toils , yet it * only Or 1 the eyes al Mho= have weed to the and injustice hoe ounstantly nallered frost and to the el the to by which Whig iiduenc has thawilgund the ...