... by those who desire, or would gain by, its overthrow. Every day the balance of strength is steadily inclining against the Whigs, and in favour of their oppoaents. Nor is this owing so much to the conduct of the Opposition, as to that of the Ministry. ...

... moch surprised if it be suffered to form any part of his financial scheme. The revenue which, against Tory warning and against Whig-warning too (Lord Greys for instance and Mr. Ellice’s) be surrendered, bo should not in Ibis way endeavour to make good. There ...

... about four miles of the Town of Macroom, where t there are Six Fairs held yearly. They are generally well suited for eithot Whigs or grazing par- The Tenants are solvent and industrious, ileitipiay their rents with punctuality. There is Salmon-fishing in ...

... usurper another section, not less numerous, clirgs the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us ; we have Tories amongst us. We have a party which aims to follow the steps 1 the united Irishmen* of the last century ...

... the preparatory stages before scutching, be disposed of advantageous prices. The following extract, taken from the Northern Whig, shows most strikingly, as contrasted with the cotton manufacture, the prosperity of the flax factories, and the vast employment ...