... 'want 'into the Town Council. Mr. Duffin was a bad specimen of the class of Whigs that had ruined Belfast, and would ruin the British Empire. but it did not follow. that all the Whigs would act in the same way, beesusa amning them there were men v) ho came ...

... newspapers. The CHAIRMAN then-put all the motions, when the votes were-For the ENws-LErTEn and Whig, 2 ; for the NEews-LrTTrn and Banner, 2; for the -Whig and Banner, 9. Mr. BoAY-That is only 'what I anticipated, from, the Board. I did not expect it would ...

... Itib of April, 1716, and in the contemporary notice of her death is described ns the general teast by the namo of the Little Whig. ?? theatre was burnt down Juue 27, 1789.-Buzildor _ ...

... llIed The iral sde, atned, was his a ctivity la talentthat he rarely failed tocarry his object. When, some years ago, the Whigs issued a Royal Commis- sion to inquire into the abuses existing in the Cor- poration Mr. Pearson conducted their case with ...

... needless. The onli theory which enables us to reconcile it with his posi- tion is to assume that he knew the tastes of his Whig friends, that he felt that small beer poetry about small beer matters was in their order of merit, and that they were of the ...