... hy flads a place in Dr. John.:~ . soi'?rs.Lvms 3of vthh~e'Pobet~s. ' that .w-6rk we learn that I ifn on the ejectionof the Whigs at the 'end of Queen Anne's e j - rig~iP'ernebl'a pV sae U6'. -change, hiss Apet- and lie' ea Isice the frieuarf 'S*dif t ...

... we saw the sting, we racognusad the venomi on ~;of the man iii the conclusion of his speech, where au t liedeclared that the Whig Administration would restore hls Ireland to a starte of Christianity and civilisation. tic whn cutywssuki abrs adbuaiy in is ...

... took fain aotive' part ins politics, his political life beginning when, as aboy of 14, he proclaimed himself a ,nmember of the Whig party. During the P6ok.alay canvass pelty feeling in favour of Henry ay and against-him rose s0 high that few.were exempt trom ...