... the four pinnables' above these heads is a winged figareS bealing a trumpet,-the Inatrument, though of stone, as also the' whigs,' being richly! gilt,,- and apparently taking thefgliding yer well.' Ahighlyenriched ?? completes the work, that It Avas o6itted ...

... your 105 mem. bore were absolutely good and honourable repreecatatives of the people of Ireland-I will not say Tories, or Whigs, or Radlials, or Itepealers, but anything youlike,-let every man imagine that all these members were exactly the sort of men ...

... the vast majority of the small Y' boroughs in the kingdom. It is nothing to say that a large proportion of them is held by Whig e noblemen who have always stood up in defence of t civil and religious liberty, of political and edu- r cational advancement ...

... appears to be a good deal of unnecessary officious. ness on the part of the pollee in Ireland. The Betfast Whig records an instance of this. The Whig says :-The oliman of the absurdities of the ?? arrests for Fenlautsm has been reached In the third arrest ...