... spite of the opposition of Government affirming that Waterford should be made Harbour of Refuge. It is quite true that the Whigs refused to give effect to the decision of the House Commons, but this does not lessen our obligation to Captain Talbot, and ...

... testify the interest felt in the result. Captain Talbot will have nothing to reckon on from the Stuarts or the Devonshires. The Whigs are to restored or their expulsion is to be avenged, and all will be done for either that lordly or ducal authority, seconded ...

... convened for Monday, and they will state tlmlr opinions to the Executive. There can doubt that we are reaping the fruits of the Whig connivance at sedition. There was not form save that of actual insurrection it was not suffered openly to assume. How often ...

... and let not a prisoner’s Counsel have occasion to taunt them With having connived at the treason they were prosecuting. The Whigs had their motive for it, but it was a motive for which the country was near paying by an insurrection that it might have taken ...

... Voice—That En- Hshman.) He was Englishman who had special claims on their attention. was one of the men of ’4B and at the hands of Whig Government he received two years' imprisonment for advocatin'; justice the people of England and Ireland. lie thought that ...

... they ventured to tliiuk for themselves, and that one of them dared to say some truthful but uncomplimentary things of the Whigs, tho Post turned on them, and wrote of them iu terms which cannot bo acceptable to their friends. What kind of scheming” Mr ...

... feeling than one of shame, have this good result, it will have proved serviceable to the cause of freedom, and the iitacquired Whig triumph turned into an actual gain to the country. We arc hopeful that inactivity and want of vigilance will be banished, and ...

... legislation proposed by tile Whigs, and a meaaure has been proposed by prominent supporter of Lord Derby, whose name was suggested for the Chief Secretaryship of Ireland, which goes much farther than the scheme brought forward by the Whigs last year. That scheme ...

... If Derby now were only wise And listen from his station! Alas ! he’s deaf to all my sighs For Romish Education. remedy the Whigs did please; Sure, for it care you'd barter— Yet Derby wont grant me Degrees, Nor—Supplemental Charter! DC. QUEEN’S COLLEGE ...