... agaiost the wealtay baronet, tbattired of, such succes-ie 0will exclaim' ?? of old, I- One sucbh dvitory -more,- acd1 em ?? Whig. ' ' ...

... vjatono~ihelaw tf the land. We are advoateforwhatis ommnlycalled mob govern- men. 'e ae nt hre s avocteseiter for a Thory or a Whig dmiusaraion.No! e ar theassertorsof the ma. jesi of th law ofour'contry Weinssttherefore, tbat whatver fi'nce ur ciens ma hav' ...

... under a debijaleconstitution ; t wasf equially 1iellknfOwnr chat thetindignation wihich ba felt at beingsdraggend by r tht Whig' tovernmapt (which he too' well served) to answer at a bar of, law, fort, uth ence b hirh he ?? Afr Be~et. I C.'ino see- IIor ...

... euoforce the payment of the arrear of tithe for ISMI in this county. This appears to evince a deter- nitation ou the par't of the Whigs tu continue the tithe Sys- tem a st all h zrds. But, on consideration, I think you 11 50rse widi] me t~hat they are only making ...

... pro- sent Whig government and the people, for a redress of wrongs and grievences, and a restoration of natural rights. With that you have nothing to do, though you are all aware of the fact, I presume. In England, by the way, this very same Whig government ...

... breath of the. administration of the day?- whether we are to have no security for our rights but the caprice of an apostate Whig aristocracy ? If ever there was a struggle where Conservative and Radical, Repealer and Anti-repealer, Protestant and Catholic ...

... Pats into niggers. MORAL. 'Tis thus-but, alas, by a marvel more true Than is told in this rival of Ovid'o best stories,- Your Whigs, when in office a short year or two, By a Iansat nataura, all turn into Tories. And thus, when I hear them ' frong measures ...

... of thet laws, is constitutionally administered, has been 'found so ti efficient as to hfford no prete'txt whatsoever to the Whig minister for their temporary suspension, even for a single a day. - Indeed,lookingat the proceedings at Klkenny, r, laryborough ...

... believe, ?? the opening of the present session of parliament, whenever a seat has been vacated, and a contest taken place, the Whigs have been invariably5 defeated. In Sunderland, Hertford, Gloucester, and the city of London, they have been made to bite the ...

... there has not been a simlgl prscqil. o eius os tried in this couatry.~ :Sqwage that the Whig, AttorneyG- poienl-1'beg, pardoni,. I ineas t~eA ay(3e4foth ~Whigs (lnu4 lsujglter)~ §houW. be te lxsti to, ltirng, a.cseo this, sort, founded on mere orlevidencei ...

... hi'cutr to 'wage battle 'with a m'h1 roused to iiolence by Whig infanyI T-he' Tims Sspeas frin61 the bhint f. authority, aniid'furithies a pretty comi'efil tar1Y on tbche hubag tex~t of whig patiriotism. The lncinpa- hies have brought tingsy to such a ...

... volluttary payment of taxes, an -advice which has beeii'long sisaee given, them by the practical instruction of some of the Whig leaders themselves; but the real crime is its fearless I advocacy of the rights and privileges of the people. We trust the ...