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... Caithness —from Kent to Donegal[arcot cheering) The canse which we are assembled this day not to be put down the machinations Whigs or Jesuits—they may lay the flattering miction to their souls tluit thep will destroy our Jerusalem- . ,u G* who pul l>is bridle ...
... these posts will in future be honorary* without salaries. RECALL OF* THE MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY. The malicious gossiping* the Whig, Radical and Popish Press, concerning the cause which led the Recall of the Marquis Anglesey are utterly unworthy of any notice ...
... wid> hiyMajesty's Government, ami j who remain ti> mly Attached to tlie.ConsUtu-) tion as it is, lilteral, be~> cause is n Whig—« pirist libenlj' beeru*e he n, Tory-e-a Bishop itWiernl, be-' rtMtsp iof, me yrotpstnnt' tChurch. .In every thing is iibjfral ...
... pUca httmemm Mr. L-»rl«» and Mr. Greff#, in consequent* of the Letter of Mr, Lawless, which Hfipeared in Thursday's tfer. them Whig* 'l'hecircumstances connected with this event, as far have been to collect them, (without any communication with parlies concerned ...
... mtf.aiiihb.ly tatelJigeoce of the appointment oftheDuke of Nohh umber land has reached loWn. . Fornfeily he affected to be Whig, kutfdf iMe has kept away frtJto the ranks of tbeliberaU. not Cbtistian enough to giro religions free doth to others, and has ...
... assert, that a modified measure of Emanciuation” be in by the Government. The Tory Journals are quite chop*' fallen, and the Whigs high in the bottle. We pnfce thought that a modified measure' might hit upon,' calculated please both parlies ; but experience ...
... whole of the liberal party. But should tt limit unconstitutionally the expression of papular sentiment, it will opoposed the Whigs and the friends of eman* cipation. In the event of its being thrown but, the project of emancipation will, it is understood ...
... Messrs. Mahon and Steele, both of 'tom took over his own expenseand that he has not been paid the slightest attention any of the Whig or Roman Catholic men in England.—- DtiUin ...
... that j proposed at the Revolution of 1688 the noble Lords, tire descendants the I would not be attained the single circum- Whigs of the Revolution, who were for eve-1 stance t)f tile Throne being Protestant. Of rvtbing Protestant, would consent to a area— ...
... who they are. The appointment I Royal Master is enough forme. (’Cries Hear, mingled with great laughter.] Whether they are Whigs Tories it's all one me. ( White (hey ac conscientiously Til support (hem- While ih*-y act otherwise oppose them. This has' ...
... tllfe DUKE bTcUMBERLA^D; The calumnies apd libels put. forth the Popish and Whig Journals against his Royal Highness the Duke Cumberland; for the avowed purpose of getting rid of his opposition to the contemplated change in the laws, are of the vilest ...
... that feven the Whig* of so late a day as those of Fox-, ol Mackintosh, of Brougham, and of Bnitfett, would have startled as with dismay.—We suspect therefore, that the Duke has found some other mode of silencing the Farliatueiitary Whigs than by merely ...