... Home and their ghostly and ghastly dupes will soon feel their desire for mischief bubbling up when they have cravenhearted Whigs to terrify into concession. Fcnianism has not yet died out from amongst us. Armouries are still being discovered ; men are ...

... j Right, and the abolition of the Established I Church, I am agreed with my learned friends | that perhaps the old names of Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal are not very appropriate now; and I might, perhaps, suggest one from a common proverb which ...

... distinguished clergyman. He has been far several weeks resident in Dublin under the cate of an eminent medical gentleman.— Whig. The anthpritise ofDroijtoda'ai'e taking active steps to have the town throughly cleansed. William Muhdock. —Watt's right-hand ...

... conspirators should even yet provoke the most trival outbreak among the disloyal, be should bear tho odium of bleod* shed which the Whig policy promoted. If the cattle plagne should gain footing in this purolyagricultural country, ho.as representing tho powers ...

... the fugitives, who were now busy at the game, asked, if they saw two men in full flight passing by them; they are a brace of whigs,’ said they, whom we started in the moors, and they have outrun us, and gained ground in passing over the soft moss.’ The men ...