... me be understood as saying U tilers waresof gemassmst, Ibis qssstlms would with with ths which is swops theleadloguesa ache Whig potty sues obahave far sentiments with mud to bat At, When 'ever they treat of this imam, ore eirsid of baling with lea. it ...

... security, and progress to the wintry. We belong to no petty in tho State within or without the Constitution. We have, no with Whig,' Tory, or Radioed. We have laboured, sad some of us bummed considerable oda= in our endeavor= to prow= public order, and thus ...

... gibed it(bier, led ought to up the which had isseribed tbs motto ef Old to he bed been to prison al ought es be dons now with Whigs had imdeavound by the , One of setterated stagnates to impose 4 en the add ' that 1114 .0 happy and propane. ' Job b Mania ...

... of grnpowder. When the diroovery was made the authori tes were again alive, e mousing themselves by alleging :hat when the Whig government was last in power they /ellen d the kcal authorities from the oars of powder Slots as they had bees too restrictive ...

... anspiraor, end they -r-fim to no amplest' severance fent Great Britain. Bee demand whet all the statesmen et this empire, both Whig mel Tory, have nemhesearly refused, and whet the logisk people, however ready for what is called judos to Ireland,' will be ...

... every bishop ad sit Is Indeed ; and being Is ease, shun the io the lead of their rotated pastor.? Cam , any govsrament —Tory or Whig—restat sash a sa)vs meal? Le it lot peesiWe that may yet b• drivea lathe alternative of Repeal, er a IL-paella ? means the ...

... extracts from American exchanges, which, as matters of news, have found their way into nearly every newspaper in tie cmpirc—Whig or Tory, High Church or Low Church, Orange or Radical, daily or weeklyfrom the 1 1 67148 itself down to the modern representatives ...

... leant galosal of the Union, for then Its would have them at hie assay (laughter). He drew no distisedos between either party—Whig or Teri—they gave nothing. It was true they gave to some miserable people—to letedioone—that got by maiming and transpling ...

... It Whig blabs 4 , k boa The feud if ble . ee be reipelr. AS* doerMa, spvelbleril merliesta la the tbe gemerseei far preeeeesge. Jarred aredielesi ere dude, sausii MN . 0 Me. Naar ai b 11, the ea& pima 40 1 2 esalteasy fa Dens alas OM kay be thikergarcumall: ...

... be tally realised; it b War that the Leith people should clearly under' the cost at which they gratided their 'evangel al Whigs lest Saturday. On that morning the gevermineat deliberately blatted for ever the chains of Ireesnslllsities between the people ...

... polities, sad lemmatise, attab mod a paper.oalled the People—sae:her calied the P•et.cisis Unon—then a seatrilintor to the Whig Review; and finally ford his plain as editor 0 to Democrebe Haim, In with his George Senders,* Net only as a we. t&t an a loyal ...

... be more easily extorted from th e Impede P..rlirmeM than from as assembly composed of parties as would and ahead be by the =Whig oonstituanales in this ant:dry. I, indsed, re• insisted always under the impressioa a Re pea l of the hated and aocurnd !Thiel ...