... Marquis of Clauricarde, we did hope that the Session would not have witnessed a repeti- 1 tion of conduct so indecent. When the Whigs t are on the brink of a political precipice they r are certain to make a grand straugle to give a a few good things to their ...

... alone sufficient to pr 766 | gross anomaly to all reasonable and impartis ‘It is not necessary to say more. Had he GHEM, | Whig Judge instead of a Tory one, we kno reservin, nention: Ss. fectly wel 11 what would have been said by tl Messrs, | press and ...

... unlimited time at his command, and easy access to the Dublin libraries, seems determined to smuse the readers of the Northern Whig and other papers by favoring them with a series of essays inteaded to disprove the authenticity of my - Facts Respecting the ...