... almost every instance, be n sent to St. Stephen's to replace the Whigs, by whom many boroughs and counties had for years been misrepresented. The management of national affairs by the Whig ' Cabinet has caused much dissatisfaction among all classes; and ...

... anticipation of a dissolution of rarliament, Captain White is avowedly canvassing the county of Dublin it' the Whig Radical inter. est. No Whig nominee has the slightest chance of being returned for the metropolitan county, or in succeeding in breaking ...

... Ireland. Shotil occur, the Protestants of ~ no othercause than the apathy `with which the Whigs viewed tion for it. Irish interests are !neglected , by the Whig Cabin. officials, both English and Irish prise need be felt should the tempted revolution ...

... rule of the bake, , brutal Whigs has reduced tit, powerful and flourishing empire. N , ,t since England was the arbi:resk of —now she is the of ject of acorn and tempt- Her threats have been laughed at 1,, ct. the Whigs, having declared- that peace ...

... of a young Whig lord in in one of these places whose influence tl!e Government expect would turn the sank in favotir of a Liberal: By this young Whig lord is u n doubtedly meant Lord Dugan. And much the better—not for the Whigs how. ever. They ...

... wr;tot in the /:aiebkr, as quoted the history of as Papas,/, or with :•,'lristian and silly wanderings of the j._; the _Yucrietx Whig, and decide whether Protestants are to be 1. Ind reviled, and imprieoned,for oom- a: the' rious de3ds oronr immortal ora at ...

... greatest crime since the partition of Poland. But France could not depend on her, at least under the present forcible-feeble Whig regime. Had one or two of oar maga nificient men of war Lad been sent to the Baltic at the beginning of the fray it would have ...

... confession, They expected an impartial and searching investigation—they have got the promise of ono to be held by a Mr Dowse, a Whig, and a Mr Barry, Papist ; and we are much mistaken if the two worthy Commissioners will allow notice bo taken of anything that ...

... and it is strange that amongst the Whig nobility no ore could be found willed to the post who possessed a higher title than that of Baron- Is these no Duke, no Marquis, no Earl, not even a Viscount among the Whig peers, who would esteem it uu honour ...

... Established Church, and do the dirty work of the Tory party. For some time this unscrupulous, and self-seeking policy of the Whigs had a certain measure of success, and the Liberals of England looked with suspicion on every movement by Irish Protestant Members ...

... Its. dical in the room in the shape of the 2 ivies, and we think it should appease the appetite of even the most voracious Whig. Why not, then, let us have a Conservative journal to counteract the influence of the bantling cf Printing House &rare t We ...

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