... through her own shortcomings, or that she starves in her perpetual expectation of degrading subsidy. This is the Whig view of the matter. But the Whig? avow, with a candour unusual on their part, that the administration of Ireland has during the last thirty ...

... even of relative thus ineligible Well, nobody bad considered the affair partaking of any more jobbery than is usual amongst Whigs in the distribution of offices, and nobody had thought it very singular that Mr. sltould procure a snug berth for his brother ...

... taken into account. With every disposition poetible to credit Scotland with happy faculty of self-reliance, we cannot echo the Whig taunt, and confess that Ireland aaflen ...