... anxious for the public welfare and for nothing else, being fairly beard. In our own nualthoushood, the treacherous banner of Whig ii ism is ~ .one more hung upon the outer walls, as if We k w any thing of it, even now, upon the very eve the day of trial ...

... Tory and Whig papers are agreed an to the monstrous absurdity of the whole of the proceedings. Whig and Tory are equally eloquent in denouncing the constitutional right of arming. But without differing, they have found out a distinction. The Whig scribes ...

... third. anikell••• ii. 14••••• Harney, endows Slabs•ler. JALL INVICIRTIOATOR 4 . 1 . 4 .1. Pam.: ir.a Ana Inswebei.y L. . Odd Whig. Leg • r.roILRAC 13 rod , - W . Z . b•lgtori. *es Ilnr LI . amps. --- 13; Illy. 16 . r - - - - - (r at RINOLTS. pay mply 36 ...

... can inflict on an enduring people, because the word Tory is disliked more than the word Whig? 'there is more of it yet unsaid. There is the behaviour of the Whigs in resisting reform by every weapon of political malevolence in 1817. - there is their furious ...

... the lanai Monts NV V 2-4. 6-3, 4-4. 11-0 of Monte' mood: Smith Mt E Mon. 6-5, 6-4. (Cluny of Foote roood Dobeit• beat A r %Whig Mlle do diatoms. 6-3. W London • Bank. Loodou. Scotland. Bank of Scotland. atab Irelan 66l. d: Bank of Ireland. Dublin. No ...

... 0 it . MA SC /SST**, USDA T. .--.--------- % FEE. N LISIMOYMOTIONS. !preemie, Wu the The Monarchy of the Barricades and the Whig Monarchy, which is falsely called appear, to an ordinary observer, to be in the same bad plight and odium. They enjoy one thing ...

... N e leave out his faults and his follies, because they bore no material _ part in the distressing and humiliating --- —, of Whig misrule which has sickened the .ened in tha minds ' •he nation by his • His reign ems • if the Majeriy - But minds SUCCeSsef ...

... g Courts of the Revising Barrister.; perhaps, in spite of his possessions, to lose his vote at last. Here, as in all other Whig-made law, we lack • controlling and coherent principle. They frame Acts of Parliament, and give away the power of administering ...

... be in ay ; and that way would be prepared by a b a lt unblushing union of the Whigs with the in order to inistrate the will of the nation. This looks Lad enough fur the Whigs in writing. Bet slut would it he at the elections, aided by the rittroal efforts ...

... those by conservatives: Mr. Ogden supported the whig claims. Olt of the 110 claims in district No. 1, only seven persons appeared to prove their qualifications; of three, two conservative claims and two whig ones were allowed; the rest were disallowed, ...

... regulations, svith which the Whigs design to rule hogland ? It is not possible for any moo of common understanding to believe it, or to bitten patiently to the supposition of it. These things, which are mere ambuscades of the Whig war upon wages, of which ...

... But the in c orponued, or proposed to he incorporated by tbe Whig set, we have a fearful apprehensiou that, end the polka- Imentary franchise I. enlarged, they will 41,11•1111. ries of Whig power and infiuence, of Mieh the Ms years of misgovernment have ...