... 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 ...

... iocaxnbent, Uiat whi« him fillwl tl cof vicc-i r.eidnit the one hand all irritation ahoold l.c ai il'l, Ti- • j | ~ ' r but whig eaptiwMPeea on the other, b ...

... people of Cork. was a gratuitous act on his part, vain attempt made to regain the esteem the most Catholic people in Ireland, by Whig lordling who lias been *he thick and tlun mippjrter the foreign jM»liry Lord John Uuaaell. has failed lin hi* miserable, n ...

... nee. An-- ~.rJ Imiicellur of Kngl«wi, . ,Kmr of the k tai . y9mf , .cent -1 • —J- 1..’ - I uited Kingdom. has genera- The Whig*lfct dewounree with in large wh.io letter* in t. -* and deference to his years his a'-'piire- the Liberals gen. rally whom ...