... beer with great delight, With spirits light and airy, 0, For we did not earn a fi,; for all around, No matter whether AtheiA, Whig, or Toty, 0. Itein.g up ut the Butter•market the other night I s aw the watchmaker, and O'B--, the butter merchant's clerk ...

... SAM . * CI:MOW toying to outdo you. wind,' said, the riglit n Os right plaoe. was t . Ping me the iseetwas overat the new Whigs, and his breekeen. Denny Hogan was in at Miss Mae's and 1130 a :ark with Miee K—, for ohs i• very funny. Tile dbor Inset), ...

... opposed,' says Litigant, • to convoy a charge of seditious anti-monarchial principles.' The Seats have been faithful to their Whigs, but the Irish people have forsaken the Tories. This, Mr Henie•asy thinks, is n it as it should be; and in toe very able paper ...

... office in 1783, the hop r of the CAI - miles again revived. The contrast between Lord Chatham and his sou, between the great Whig and the , great Tory, is one of the favourite thernet‘ of historians. No part of that striking contrast is more remark, able ...

... had been invited to address them from that platform, but he had refused to stand upon a platform that head been degraded by a Whig plueeman (cheers and hisses). I thank you that you have prevented such an insult to the Liberator, and that you have vindicated ...

... thirty-one 3 (tura, ' cause foiled these insidious designs. The or any lease on such terms that the profits of the eseeeh of the Whig statesman who accepted hind exceeded one-third of the rent. If ;my ,ace and title were not received—nor was the Catholic l ...

... collapse of the juggle to re-establish wing;wry iu Ireland, which it was con•empletbd to do by the scattered elements of the Whig following in the great national celebration just passed. I was anxious to be in a position of supplying the readers of the ...

... attend. It was not Catholic; as none of the Catholics were asked. It was not Whig, because some Tories were there; it was not Conservative, because several of the old Whigs were present. There was considerable difference of opinion, but at length after ...

... GRATTA.N STATUE. Titre week witnesses the inauguration of the Statue to Henry Grattan in Dublin, and the pleasing spectacle of Whig aad Tory standing on the common platform to join in doing honour to the patriot. From events like this we augur bright prospects ...

... justice than their love of self, that we pin our faith. Never yet did Ireland receive the simplest justice from England—under Whig er Tory —that was not draws from her by fear, or panted through policy which was influenced lay fear. There were older iaelitatioes ...

... yotin &gin it Kudift they for waist in theyre lives be piatkriotie an vete wud the poplar feelin. Throth I'm sick of the mild Whig or Tory fesilin that makes 0,111 aids together like a flock iv sheep in defence iv theyre mild stick.: bet anyway twor a grate ...

... whole of the facts, which must have crane within their knowledge. s ew Conservative preponderance. But if the is, that the Whig oily eau be the fu- There is no doubt that there is a vast amount tut . - restorers of Irish independence, all cols.- of Sunday ...