... and then remember that this is England under tile liberty-!oving Whigs; that this is England under the base faction whose journals are continually clarnouring to the People to keep Whigs in office, lest blood thirsty Tories should be their successors! ...

... Like Sterne's starling, the cry of the wretched inmate is, I can't get out. OUR POPU LAE GOVERN~MENT. -The Whigs of 1830 and the Whigs of 1839 appear to entertain very different notions of liberty. They then professed an ardent and unalterable devo ...

... murders to the new law, then we ask respectyully another question, namely: How much blood of infants is to be shed, before the Whigs, the Tories, and the political econo- mists, will consent to the alteration of the law which the Jury say is -LOUDLY CALLED ...

... PRISONS. The Whig Prisbns Bill is lti tr this sessiai, at any rate,;thanksto a majority of one in the House of Lords I The liberal and reforming Whigs had pushed it safely enough through the liberal lower house, but in a house 6onsiIting of rather less' ...

... murders to the new law, then we ask respectfully'anotherequeietion, namely: How much blood of infants is to be'shed, before the Whigs, the Tories, and the political econo-' mists. will consent to the altratpinn of ?? which - .oIo, L11. -UL It;1 ?? 0i ne Llaw ...

... would expect that this hill, pro- viding better pay, would secure better attendance. But what is the Whig remedy for the difficulty ? It is of the true Whig order. It sets aside with a dash of the pen all the little restraints imposed by innumerable acts ...

... did'consider, that after the exertions of this parish' o restoring the Whigs to power (hear), after the extreme exertions, he would say, in opposing the Tories and carrying the Whigs into office, and this not in any factious spirit, but from a desire of ...

... and the meeting separated amidst great uproar.- Staffordshire Ewaininer. We last week announced our intention to watch the Whigs in the attempt that they have promised to make to place police officers all over the Country; but we did little more, in the ...

... a system of gendarmene, or centralized police,' spread over the whole kingdom for thei'etiforcement of the Whig starvation-law, and other Whig objects worthy of the reform minlistry, who are improving. the state of the queen's dominionsi into, a condition ...

... spirithf -Whig- or Toryr ?? destructive, rage of Radical violence, we have met with no ?? 'Yt forward undor tbe, pretext. of the publie''osdd, ?? :hrt V h more real .mischief to civil liberty aol populr 'rights iis' than inthe. Whig project for ...

... th'eei'gt pep'iing forthi-f this novel and aitder.W ing s'ch6we,,hicli is deigined to carry the centra1is- ing policy.ofrotle Whigs into every village .nd h'mlet and rural'district in-the kingdom, we raised iourfarn.. ing voice aginsL it ?? , awe d4 against ...

... TERR(OR. The eyes of the people of England must, by this time, be pretty well opened to the treacherous professions of the Whig Ministry. It is well, perhaps, that the mask should be cast off even now. We know what we have to expect from their mild ...