... open arms, bet they canwst. The measure has produced not one vwbit more enthusiasm to-day then it did in the House het nigh Whigs and Radic a l s are a lik e susp i c i ous o f at. Both seem to think they have entered on a confOrray, the end of which th ...

... have tried the' Hop Bitters,' and have no hesitation in saying I have never found any medicine to me up to much or give a (*Whig of renewed vigour and strength as they hare done. 1 am, faithfully. Cass. En. Swam, The Oospel Echo and Temper. Advocate ...

... nosy they would to ; and whisk =Very party would do their beet to preyed aided, owl many of which be wan afraid that ex* the Whig party would to proved. Mr. Chseebedria wes th eeemlog len. &mellow) He the a power l the ; he was • strong power to the future ...

... afraid, and that they osuld not act without the aid the Whigs of Cork, but repeated now what he had often said, that the Nationalist patty were afraid one, and least of all were they afraid of the Whigs (cheers). They had that daytaught tae Tory party Cork ...

... ' k g tn pia *nabs 04 beyond wile{ bed ie. iambi*** ems as bird Y. al IL • Ws re awl U Mail* emir .1 b r 6 oak* MEW - a. Whig whops • &whir awe burls al we* • al obi& la Doe MD* amid S. The Y. .4 Get' ...

... The Ant patent, still I. the of the preemie is dated 1730, Ni the old building where the was nab la vivid coatrast to lb. of Whigs whisk the Ni at the mad many toss day. Any osie interns the to Os hammed with the someine of memilmey, Ni the constint activity ...

... ser.licoeuts in either 'Scotland or Ireland. That, Ins volunteers of 1803-14 as being only nominally in view of the itvong f, Whig which exints in favour efficient, a had 'ropy of the ignorant 'of the total abrotteou of the law of elitioting. dec., and ...

... consider the number of gentlemen constantly coneultiug me with their Coustitutions injured, and Complaints aggravated, alter Whig mouths or years the dupes of Quacks and Druggists , I consider it a righteous necessity in the Panne in- Serest, to Advertise ...

... Womeisley occupied the cnair, an there, was fair attendance. M- briefly introduced the lecturer, and in remarked regretted that, •whig to f.c several important meetings being different parts the town, the was not so large as it might otherwise have eu. Still ...

... and eery to the to sad went Me the fully lie plen he awe or two bu▪ d.siied two eorrested plum and seed a whim requisition al Whig tbey disked. that we Wain seed ease to hie direeters.—A as to the beet mode with Sheeniest. —Mr. Rome tlesea to absorbs Mears ...

... Stewart Parnell—has proved anew that it ia aa impregnable stronghold of the national causa. Whatever chance of saoceea the Irish Whigs and Tories may think they have elsewhere, they know well that In Meath their West-British principles would not tolerated for ...

... a sincere desire to amend them. In the first case he tends towards the Whig party or group, and will be sucked into it : or rather, putting names apart, he is really but a new Whig himself, and has no real aim in any direction. Well, as among the whole ...