... tell the Queen—“ are your Majesty’s most loyal and obedient subjects, so long as you stop up tho gap of government with the Whigs—we will defend your Royal person with our hearts’ blood—but dare to listen to the voices of the universal English people, and ...

... scholar, that the Editor of the excellent edition of Cicero which is used as class book iu the Dublin University.-—A’orf Am* Whig of Thnrtduy. ALt. t?. Hansard and Oincas.— ** Middlesex. I hereby certify and return that, by virtue of this writ bare caused ...

... ble manner in which tho local magistracy disc harge their important duties. But the Dedurationists, “ for peace sake,” the Whig says, gave the idea meeting in the Court-house, and thought it more prudent to transact their business quietly the tap-room ...

... Court-house of tliis town on Tuesday, and we aro not in the habit of reporting in public houses, must bo indebted the Northern Whig for the substance of the proceedings at the private meeting the Radicals jicld in Dcnvir’s lun on the same day. The ostensible ...

... oeeaalon, England ought not to make dirty iittie wars; and I say the Whigs should have Jcclnrod openly against Don Darios, or kept their treaty. But they give this pretty specimen of Whig neutrality, and bv which they have most sevion-slr injured the interosla ...

... lbo“ Whig “petty and unprincipled.” The writer in the Whig knows in his heart has penned what is untrue. Metropolitan journals of the highest talent have kindly acknowledged our merits, and have copied our articles even before those of the Whig. Petty ...

... believed his God they would ruin the country beyond redemption (cheers.) There was nothing they touched they bad not injured. Tho Whigs, however, appear*, determined to play desperate game of bribing Court with the highest penny. Royal consort is to purchased ...

... Speaker the House of Commons. What a contrast thero is between the gentlemanly note havo given above, and the vulgar abuse of the Whig! Wo insert Counsellor O'Hagao's communication with readiness, and even with pleasure, for we are glad that he repudiates the ...

... to pay tithes most certainly is, o.s you well know, tho said tithes being a positive Hon on estates. But your friends (tho Whigs) instead of enforcing the law, passed a new one I—contrary to every principle of justice—and plunders tho Protestant church ...

... so. The Whig has precisely described its own conduct. Our first article was civil and courteous, confined entirely the meetings respecting the Down Declaration, and in it corrected tho Whig's errors in respectful language.— In reply the Whig called us ...

... are not, as the Whig, the tools of faction, but the servants of the public. Can you say as ranch, Judas Iscariot, for your course ? you who make ill-gotten money your polar star, while avarice manages the helm. 5. The writer in the Whig denies that ever ...

... their country (Hear, hear.) In England the opponents to the law have all joined together. I find at meeting in Manchester that Whigs, Tories, and Radicals—men opposed in every other point, have united in the most determined manner, attack the rights and the ...