... ?? And privilege siffers a gross uiiminution, th For nothing is safe tram these Wiigs, - he 5 I r These Whigs; Cli 0. nothing is sacred from Whigs I tb They ruired the landlords through Peel, .ha And Tbrcugh Peel - * And they' ipdered the farmers a-de ...

... beer barrels? bi What of the five millions? 0, Prophet ?? I cC Deficit obvious, 0 Plainly bequeathed to us m By these false Whigs. m Quick-witted Benjamite, ul Sbiftv and elever pi Leading the Philistinea; in Glancing along their lines, t Confident ever ...

... staved in, And the roarin' ad din As wu march up and do= r Things In bad, . I!'v beerd Wl' ?? w'd Constitooi n Sin' the Whigs mae a leak fn'l It's ?? and weken't, And sbout dissolutien. But this beatbOD Woiw; Gie 'n ma t. Idxnk S Beckon I'11 emigrate- ...

... igoin for economics, ur raying as we used to do th Both the army and the oavy WI And the civil service too wl I think the Whigs were shabby. he Which a nation should -ot be, ne And I would not save a peanfy be In a mean economy. be I will vote for those ...

... pzes is occupied with matters outside t these tisclie years- They Mere years of in C M&saut laboUI and (ever to ?? English j; Whigs. and Coelbumrn and Jeffiey from Edln- I burgh and dennedysasa membes of Parliament in t odeon, were in a condition of perpetual ...

... Church, and the vulgar meanness of the thipught expressed in 'the noble and never-to-be- forgotten aspiration to dish .the Whigs. Worse than anything, he deteststhn State Church, which, in his opinion, fixes in a cast- iron mould half the young thought ...

... attached to the British CrMw aO the tnrms of. our present connection. Our diicul. ties arise from an Irish war-a war of factiona Whig war, a United Irishmen's warn Itha, bee demanded, how are we to be relieved by a Uime, 1 I answer, we are to be relieved from ...

... mnore than one fiethe arued-attepipt of unomp~rornising ~aobtst e' e ?? dynasty and ~restore the Pre- often f tender.. But the Whigs wiere as' consastentlt ?? author po'1ed' to the revivaj sai exercise of the old'royal _rat. C treiogative as theyw~ere~to ...

... adopted bly the etCher. a RyAh means let villains like the Vandeleur, of the story have such justicee mted oat to them as may whig the misoblef out of them, ' reduce the numbers of their- eases, and protect a their intended victims4 But thiis precisely t ...

... att- Williamt Sxiuib Ddob tileand, e alytow'n, ' t ??Shackle' 2-years; ea Mr W. Wi allege, Aoutha ibratns I G . Masehitea. Whig, i ,15 e ti t' deh or bitch - Mr wote.Comote. Catreron PrldO LArret, ,Jm 10. 2 1t6 monta a igeilnoi ; highly oo- Jas nhrot'i ...

... cansdridte, without excep- lion, is professing popular opinions. In a few vas theh E~igs will ho the Tories, snod the cabsl the Whigs. It is between these two that thetggle wi~llhenceforth be. The Xhigs are prodoinlaict at present. I scarcely expect above three ...