... Legislature—they could, if so it happen, proceed at once to the consideration of its manifold details, details upon which, Whig and Tory Peers having alike pronounced in a hostile manner, the country would naturally expect a disfigurement utterly repugnant ...

... than it is gram& Wary influential gentleman in the kingdom hiinself to get the Government of the countryman the hands of the Whig jobbers, who are now the public interest for their private profit. ...

... WHIG PLUNDER. A young newspaper—by name the Queen' ilessaver, is making its way into prominence from the vigorous manner in which it is conducted. Thoroughly independent, and not serving the parliamentary tactics of any political party, this paper does ...

... could not shake himself cleat of demagogues, be torn with implacable dissensions. Let us in the interim be thankful the Lords, Whig and Tory of them alike, are alive to the threatened danger, and that whether the Plunder Bill be read a second or no it is ...

... it was delivered with such genuine Irish fervour, reminding ono of what Burkes oratory must have been, that friend and foo, Whig and Tory alike, could not deny it the most enthusiastic aplause as homage to its intellectual power ; and was honoured more ...