... eight letters, in which Mr. Martin expresses strong opinions on the rights and condition of Ireland. He seems to prefer Tory to Whig rule in this country, according to the following passage:— The leader* of the Irish Protestants—that is, oar Tories,* * Co ...

... that Tfce pampMst ooniteti * Mr. Mawtin «ipre««M rtraiw opinloauj the ri»hu and eonditian IreUftd. JIo »oom« prate Tory to Whig ml# to Ud» ooontey, according to Ibo folk*' ingpMUge;— Tk» laadani too Irtoh r»oiwt«ot»— toll to, tof ...

... i« nolltiiig Ml the of that ruea., sltieh ie dlreolly opposite the sieiiosse, from whisb it is only divMed nsrrnw psasegs. Whig Ik* people weal lo bed ire was left iwlbls roam, nod large belli* fall ai welrr an* plow'd bi b,e* Ib«i there mighi be werm ...

... juetity hineelf la geiuc to Hauce of Coat, atone far tote lie confidence. Already it in all bit a minority in Huaee. If ibe Whig lul. lowing left bine, bit bold on ibe would abolitbed tad would remain tbeabitl of email tod impotent faction—a predicament ...

... ea juatily bimeelf going the House of Com-. lui .nt fur tote of ita confidence. Already be in but minority io Home. If tbe Whig (01. lowing loft blur, hit bold on the Uadiuala would bo aholiabcd ; and Would remain iheebicl of email and impotent faction—a ...