... and honest countryman. But the patriotic views of Mr. O'CoNNELL were marred by the cackling crew, as COBBETT calls the Whigs, whose vapourinag about reform we always knew to be vain and insincere, and by the old Tories who would rather die than support ...

... hut let usnot forget that we owe this further infringement on our liberty toa w-big administration Bitess ?? mark !When tile whigs are out of office, ?? are the most'liberal- and enlirbtened of the friends of humna free- dom ; the momrent they get into office ...

... from ?? to 20s each; Cialves, fromx ...

... for Ithem wvas, 'did lie love lrs~la' 6, an~d would he de'vote himself to -her itirtere' (lou1d. cheers). Ilie thought the Whig admincistraltion fiatt acted: very feeably. in Ireland. In fairt, they bad'trembleid Oyert their own sba~d,iw. Lord Lortoa ...

... system of belief from that laid down in the book of common prayer. Any one who considers attentively the present position of the Whig Cabinet must perceive from their vacillat- ing conduct, that ' a house divided within itself canuot stand- or, to speak less ...

... fire. Insurance to a certain extent had been ef- cred, but, wserrgret to say, not near to the amount of the loss. Northern Whig f Thursday. INFANTICIDE.-Mr. Henry Allen, coroner, held an inquest, on Tuesday, at Mornlistown, parish of Carnmoniey, on the ...

... were determined to exercise their in~lienable right, tbe right of petition. They bad assembled day after day to support the Whig mirditry, and now, when the cause of reform was secure, they turned routid upon the people, and taunted them with being rebels ...

... l power still left.them, and they would use it (beeE). -he.true secret was coming out at east. T, e Attorney.Ceoersl was a Whig fit bottom, he wanted to have she hustings desolate; he knew the men whomt he was prosecuting wuutid stand up at the husttngs ...

... spoke of the situation of the country and the condition 1in which it was piaced. He also spoke of the ingratitude of tei Whigs, who, when they were tottering in office, wereglad to have tbose men to support them, but when they had no further use of them ...

... much cleverness.) The Whigs put forth Sergeant Perrin and he would rnot be returned by the citizens of l)nb- lin. Could any friend of Ireland, of repeal, consistently support the Whigs? Did they recollectibte conduct of the Whigs, with regard to the jury ...

... credulous elector, will, he used to obtain converts to the inomine es of the~Casale,. To ,counteract the effort of th bise -Whigs, O'Coinnell h as stretched out the hand of concilitinon to the Oranigemen, who feel ihat a repeal of the Union is necessary ...

... juestian'wtudsedl mstip OreaL wvy'irt ?? was azeecoy ~elo 'Ithad oneitf tharfoulest proittleth at~e'~rdsrcdachn Tlhe- Nor'ther'1t Whig affected liberality..e ranadee ,bee~n guilty of sucn blasd ingratitudie.Heddht:aervc, itrid'Atie' teturn hab I isadaj' *~as ...