... peculiar to his country. The chair was addressed by several persons present—Mr. O'CONNELL, Lord DARNLEY, Mr. TOMMY MOORE, the Whig pensioner, Mr. C. O'DWyER, &C. &C. &C. All these spoke in glowing terms of the glorious results which could not fail to arise ...

... houses. It was like many other acts of Whig legislation, a true breeches-pocket Bill, to relieve the rich at the expellee of the poor. In my next letter I shall prove that this place-making Act has enabled the Whigs to create nearly four thousand paid ...

... too free; him and the lawyers couldn't agree, And he fell in a nation great furee ! _ _ Ri tu ral lu, &c. Oh, dash my old whig ! here's a change affairs, Young Missus is Master, for want of male hairs; He sought the old house, (much in want of repairs ...

... topsy-turvy, carts-drawing-horses state of things must be put an end to, or it will put an end to us. That accursed faction, the Whigs, whose first parent was the devil, are now desperate, and unless you prevent them they will set fire to the magazine , they ...

... Electors Hull. By W. WILBERFORCE, Esq. [Those who wish to form an idea of the possible extent to which party interest will drive a Whig Committee in capricious injustice, stolid absurdity, and disregard of every obligation binding on men, Christians, or gentlemen ...

... subject, like your Daniel, Lowly and loyal as a spaniel. Though once, in their manceuvring rigs, Them brutal, base, and bloody Whigs Sent ould King Billy, from the throne, To ballyrag myself alone, As the disturber of the nation With my dismembering agitation ...

... Canadian band. I'll he artful, bold, and deep, Unlike Glenelg, I never sleep. I'll do yourlask, whate'er it be, Not like a Whig, but thoroughly. ARIEL'S TO HIS'PELLOWS. AIR.— Come unto these yellow lands. Come;wheie yellow Durham stands, And take his ...

... that if those functionaries were excluded thence, they might just as properly be banished from their Lordships' House ! The ex-Whig Chancellor contented himself with reminding his lordship of two, ziiight points of difference : first, that the Upper House ...

... so long professed himself a Whig could sleep so soundly under circumstances involving his personal interests. With these, therefore, the belief is that the noble lord was hocussed ; and certainly the character of our Whig rulers cannot be appealed to ...

... errors of the Duke. Emancipation was yielded in a panic; Reform was precipitated by an ill-advised obstinacy of resistance; the Whig dynasty has already dragged its omened existence through years which it could not have survived but for the protection and ...

... only a more exquisite polish and higher temper to the controversial weapons he loves to wield. It is a hopeful sign to find . Whig gentlemen:of a certain age expressing themselves in such terms as these There is no end to these eternal changes; we haveanade ...

... HIBERNIAN AFFAIRS. BY ENSIGN &DOHERTY. Every thing in the Land of Bogs is at sixes and sevens,—that is, we mean among the Whigs and their O'Connellite supporters; for as far as the rest of the country is concerned, we belitwe people are splitting their ...