... mv who, notwithstanding a stro .g -made Mr. Harford tojuppreas that which he. knew would reffect great 'discredit upon the Whig faction, was n ...

... regard Ireland a nation of lunatics. The uueslioii was no* beyond the resistance of the Tones or the t, ll,!r ' l of the Whig*. It was one which the people had themsVves determined—as would seen at the ■ext election—to settle the principle, of fairness ...

... town has denounced the affair, and only writer in the Examiner has attempted to palliate the disgraceful compact. The other Whig creatures have wisely kept silence. The Chronicle has bad some very shrewd and well-timed remarks upon the so-called Election ...

... by the Cheltenham Whigs : an unlimited supply of cash 1 The profuse expenditure by Lord Segrave completely demoralised nolitical aociety in Cheltenham ; there was nothing done without a draw from the Castle, until at last the Whigs looked upon it u 8 ...