... quarter, :1,026,459. In other words, we have be'en plundered-of 2,726,6931. more in 1836than *ewere`in'1835, to help out the Whig in their projects of teconomy and retrenchment! Pand .the.increase of plunder thus. take in taxes from us, is made the test ...

... the ex- ,ample they have set the English Radicals generally in abandonaWi their connexion with the base and hollow-hearted Whigs-; and also to express my surprise that they can entertain the ides, as a body ot Eqidicals, of supporting Mr. Protheroe, jun ...

... im- port to the Whigs-the Tories have to throw into the antagonist scale the Consertative triumphs in Hants, Essex, Warwick, Devon, Stafford, Notts, and Inverness, not to speak of the towns of Carmarthen and Newcastle, in which the Whigs were completely ...

... they were banged. moderately-to ask the 20,000,0001. compensation to the negro-drivers, and the new-born countless spawn of Whig commission-jobbing, whether we are taxed mode- ratelv-and last, not least, to ask the 1,000 victims of the old Newspaper Stamp ...

... they were hanged moderately-to ask the 20,000,0001. compensation to the negro-drivers, and the new-born countless spawn of Whig commission-jobbing, whether we are taxed mode- -rately-and last, not least, to ask the 1,000 victims of the old Newspaper Stamp ...

... great parties the balance inclines, except in Ireland, where the registration indicates an overwhelming majority for the- Whigs, or rather, against the Tories. The number of objections taken to votes in all quarters is almost incredible. In some places ...

... pfCaL.- The Author har ofaiishied an amusirng |dgrapliic 'descrip tiusfl riouspolitical FpArezof the day-Tory, Conservative, Whig. |hig-Radical, i~c.&c., and as illustrated the, whole by Nine Charac- : I3.:' lTrER onii VSUPERSTITION. HBy the Riplt. Hon ...

... eval and imitation 1 If it were universal, I do not see how the'Redicals can ever successfully fight with their-opponents, Whig or Tory. I should like to have youn opinion, Mrr. Editor, on the matter. At IzeQuaisNG avRDICAL, To fleederldar Correspoundena ...

... replace tvo of the present menberswvith the sam'ie 'number of their oan prerious aeidcti.u; -while, oh tle other hAu,: 'the Whigs are equally determined upoln retaining, if they can, all their me'ebers. Tbe Radieals, helievingltbat no substantial good can ...

... approval and imitation ? If it were universal, I do not see how the Radicals saould ev Sutccessfully fght with their opponents, Whig or Tory. I should lik have your opinion, Mr. Editor, on the matter. AN INQUIsuNG RADICAL. we Rseaders and Corre apudeu. TO ...

... efforts in persuading the French Government to lend its assistance to effect a Ministerial movement w hich will eject the Whigs from power and admit the I ories I The considerable increase in the receipts of the indirect taxes in France gives the Journals ...

... MAGE a a PEDIREo LBeYny as a RAI)icAL. The Auhrhsfrihdatmsigadgahcdsrp e tiou of the variouspltclpriso h a-oy osiaie higth V Whig-lRlidicall, &.&. n a lutae h hl yIi Caa-i teristic, Engiravins tri 3. A' LETTE un SUPERSTITION. ly, the Right Hon. WVILLIAM ...