... industry, the perseverance, the genius, and ti the patriotism of others. It is nut the Whigs who have f displaced Sir Robert Peel and brought ?? John t Russell. The Whigs have had nothing to do with the ti present crisis and 'the question f~lou at issue, ...

... coiduct of Borthwick, they; will see t3at he had been the instru- ment in spreading all those atrocious calumnies that the Whigs- ?? of; and, while they will by no m1eans, we trust, approve of unjust imprisonment or ill treatnent in prison, let the parties ...

... general contest betwixt the Ins andl Outs, or, as ther are, more generally, though less distinctly termet,; the Tories and Whigs. ! We are sorry for it,- a'vy svrrt, that those heart- burnings and viblences are about to be brought into our diomestic circles ...

... ministers, Y g not at that of the Whigs. Of these two pasties, I always yoi e told you that I considered the Whig the worst. A Tory yes is a sean in place, who gets out of your pockets all he gss rt u sibly cass:.a Whig is a hypocritical Tory, ivisto %wishes ...

... dari- astser- tions-svhich are dailou hurled at the head of Lord ' - Aberdeen we may safely defy the %whole array of Whig editors and Whig eorrespondents to produce any tangible P or tenable foundation in fact. It must indeed hye confessed t that the British ...

... 'Attentive perusal. It is extracted from uoly-conducted journal, that for many years •‘ has been the principal organ of the Whigs Ur kingdom.* If its talented editor has tin ! >me Chartist, we are proud ot the acquisihin' lle is still the ig, we respect ...

... appearances ?? made. s lhere will be a long and probably exciting dehate as to the terms upon which the loan mav be granted. The Whig party will oppose a higher rate of iuterest than 6i per cent,, and any I sale or sacrifice of stock under par. In the preseent ...

... and not very discreet Catholic Lords, and seo ho JralI of the guerilla-politicians who dabble in every acoita- re- tion. The Whigs were fewv: more mav hajve sent their of uintas, and dined in posse; ?? they were few- who, na e erreatlv daring, dined. They ...

... indeed if it withstand, as it will, the united attempts of its many enemies. From the Sovereign to the lowest underling of Whig clique, (including premiers, secretaries of state, bishops, dukes, marquises, earls, lords, M.P.’s, county lairds, leaden-headed ...

... the busy industrious world who support them. Pitiable, indeed, is it to hear the miserable cant of most of our middle-class whigs and tories, regarding the ignorance and immorality of the working classes. Every mean epithet that vanity and malevolence can ...

... the man who dares their craft disclaim. The Weaver’s Saturday, It has been too much the uncharitable practice of Tories and Whigs to designate the Chartists infidels, no doubt with the benevolent intention of making them despicable in the estimation of ...

... libellous, that twelve Whig Jurym-ewnlfwir~. eonsider deserviing of I praise?-And- here thesen-teuce stops ! It is evi-i (dent, l16weverl that the writer must have addedj in his- copy, f who dloes not cqually knowv that twelve n WHIG JlTYULCN Nwould, Witlljust ...