... THE DQOW - ?? OF. THE W-C. X - ._*I L~oud are the lament' ?? them the doom of tl ations of the official Whig's slaves. To petted and hailed Ieir patrons appears to be sealed. They treachery, and St them as political gods-winked at their to r ,hery tc ...

... are surrounded, and at si, once to Step forward to assist in averting the evil. No longer give suredit to the hireling, lying Whig and Tory press, who receive the ~wages of' iniquity for the purpose of deceiving yon and abusing the th Chri Ds;n longer litnto ...

... balf-savage state, crime rife, and comfort scarcely known. We see all these things, after a nine years' trial of the tfl el Whig skill at Irish government, and yet Lord JOHN had to b, persuade us that we were bound to vote him our confidence and st ouar ...

... dttemnot to aid either Whig or 1Iorr,' ih't tc present ; s~truggle for usurpatioa, as dviolation Cf chat trust which has been coul- ary, oitted to this Convention.' Hei bad-no olbjection thist the Tor~ies should Iean bent the Whigs ; hut he had agreitt ...

... the Tithe Bill would have been. set at at defiance and resisted in its operation front one end of the country to the inc ?? Whig cheering). The other side of the House possessed pat rank, talent, station, great property, and arrogated also to itself the ...

... their re- arden sistance to thle niew attack upon the Corporations. T1'he centrali- drioug zation which is so prcvailing a Whig mlania, is nothing more than that L another word for despotism.l Thle object of it is to make Down- tempt ing-street. thle ...

... pickpockets get as up a boxing matcb to draw the attention of passers-by from the lh tare of their watches and pockets. as These Whigs and Tories have had their faction fight. They have fought their battle, which was as well arrayed before-hand, and all its ...

... this Whig objection to the Houie be of Assembly, and howr precisely does it accord with thie objecl tion of the people to the present Constitution of the British re House of Commons. Who and what is this British ,House of ?? ? se say to the Whigs as they ...

... of General Liberty. This delusion exists no longer. Of Li -all the members who call themselves Liberals and denounce the wi Whigs, Wakley, Jervis, and Molesworth alone failed to we answer to the Ministerial siummons to come and be received pro among their ...

... not at member of the H-ouse of Lords. ?? He sits in the Comamons - for Dorsetshire, which connty lie wreazted hich from the Whigs after a sharp oontestliend wh~ich h2a has now made Isis d bl~ o Rn le eak's with a wunnf-n diffidence, and wvith graceful fluency; ...

... just claims of. the Charter party, and referred to the accursed Poor.-awv systemul (ana unjust' and Iniquitous oppressbin) ; Whig policy and Toary decelt. ,After f deprecatingtheabominable slave operations in ?? and'other places,. and-pleading strenuously ...

... therefore, move that the Convention go to Manchester on the Mr. DuNcAN seconded the amendment. He had no doubt but that the Whig alid Tory press of Lonidon woelil all say that the Convention hall run for it, bat lie cared mint. lie likel Mlanchester best ...