... the crime., Although the Mauc aer affhlt- was ten years old, ~* he would till pursue the murderers. The conduct of all the whigs ir and tories, Particularly of' Lord Staniny, thia member for this !d cottnty, should be ent-iqui~ei into. TIhere ri-VOT had ...

... us obey the law, but let us not forget that we owe this furthet- infringement on our liberty to a Whig, Administration ! Bless the mark ! When the Whigs are out of office, they are the most libetal, and enlightened of the friends of human freedom; the ...

... was received with 'treni0, cheering 'Further n 'in his speech, Mr. O'Connele ,dverted to the circular, and said You knowt Whigs, when out of office, always condemned the ,, magistracyv and said, what was the fact, that they greatest curse the country ...

... have that chap in the house of commons and we'll manage him; but the devil take them if they try it. (Cheersan d laughter.) Whigs and Tories were always ready to unites against the man of the people. (Applause.) All he prayedl for was, let the great God ...

... ground by the Whigs of the justificution of the revolution of 1688. It was not only established but consecrated as one of the pillars of the constitation by the legislative declaration styled the bill of rigists. Yet, foraooth, here is a prime Whig, who, in ...

... Messrs. Steele,' Redmond, Reynolds, Clrncy, Dwyer, and Lraw I less werc present. Mr. O'Connell entered tire ctontt with his whig arnd goiwn on, and the moment he teas seen sonro cleering and i clapping took place, which was intmediately suppressed by the ...

... This popular name for wine and water owes its origin to Francis Negus, Esq., in the reign of George the' First. A party of Whigs and Tories }saving assembled to drink wine, fell into high dispute, and Mr. Negus being present, recominetided them in future ...

... and with musch warmth antI spirit, to deprecate the despotic conduct of the M1ar- quis of Angleasa and his majesty's present whig government. REFORM. A discussion having arisen as to the propriety of occupying the remainder of rthe evening in presestiug ...

... he thought rirat charge might Ilie retorted on, tire lion, member for WVaterf'ord, for he had decidedly gone over to tie Whigs.-(H ear.) Mr. Kennedy was confident the feeling of thle country was strongly in favour of Reform. AMr. il1unt trusted, after ...

... that; and lie would ask him whether he had ever lhe3trd thst he (Mr h- . was wit thie Whigs ? Gone over to the Tories, forsolis ! In 11126 and 1817, when the Whigs were in power, and did every thing tsiat was injurious to the rights and liberties ofthe ...

... Lusieington was put in nomina- tion on the Tory interest, and Alt. P. I. Howard anstl Mr. James, of Barrock-lodge, oet the Whig andl Hadical inter. est. The pollitng commencel at one o'clock, but at four o'clock ir weus closedl, by order of the asscssor ...

... amongst us to take our opinion, and those of the people in tihis neiglbourhood, on this phihmnedlaver piece of corruption, the Whig, Reform Bill, we weresrjplayed upon, so really bothered by the sophistry and shameless svconltancy of those who once advocated ...