... John Majwers, with the Messrs. Fielden are representatives of the classes who next faxik it np, And now we have free-trade Whigs like Lord Johji Russell and Mr. Macaulay committing to the principle- The progress the short-time que. stion has undeniably ...

... wh c', when proposed them, they xssailed, were by themselves adopted. The Whig system of education went on, and went efficiently, under Tory management. Attempts which the Whigs could not safely' have ventured make, were made to soothe and court the great ...

... with his defeat, but not to have a spark of gratitude towards those who have given him that pleasure. He is angry with the Whigs fos'aheir treachtery, but boasts that he purposely provoked them to a contest. Hle blames them for giving way to passion but ...

... price 2s. 6d. A LETTER by TIOMAS, Lord ERSKINE, 'A: to an E LECTOR of wEsTmiNSTER, Author of A Reply to the Defence of the Whigs.' Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly; also 1. Third Edition of A DErSXCE of the WHinS, from the im- putations attempted ...

... a Question upon the Merits or Demerits of the New Reform Bill, preparatory to the meeting of the New Parliament, to which Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Conservatives, and Destructives, are in. vited. A Gentleman of distinguished literary and political talents ...

... conduct ofMr. POTTER and Mr. SAVAGE, made the Whigs pass an Act by which this new body is elected by the rate-payers, and is, in short, a Hotse of Commons, managing the concerns of the parish. The members are more Whig than Torv; but they are more Radical than ...

... Qrin Pats, Lait TO THE TRADE AND bR PBLIC.E, dtoo 1ITER-iGO rtrn hak Lo TwsFenty iNhe derlb~~~raive Years, nailer a system Whig Su ~~~~~~the Rubight Towm aInd the sil~~s O~la~ff~d an *PaumaiaouBSecsad Ofr S. TMi~ EVL~ef, ER MONEY-; huiijhw t eeriortes ...

... of Mr. POTTER and Mr. SAVAGE, made the Whigs pass an Act by which this new body is elected by the rate-payers, and is, in short, a House of Commons, managing the concerns of the parish. The members are tnore Whig than Tory; but they are more Radical that ...

... economy I of wh ch in this instance they are enamoured. Tht Whigs and Radicals will not quarrel just a now t i please the Tories. Many of the Radicals p no do flit wislh that some of the Whigs were f, rathei less like the Tories, but they do not like p ...

... really efficient Radical Reformers to represent the interest of the borough of Lambeth, as we have been humbugged too long with Whig and Tory factions and half-and-half reformer&. After enrolling many members the meeting adjourned till Tuesday next at the ...

... June 18, 18`65, at Eight o'Cloek, in hild ot the lVictizn Fuuda of those noble-minded rmentbat are persec*&td by tb6,0dious Whig Go? fenot, fr the megfing held on ,the laltbarpe .Etabe. Severl 1enslrs will. a~dress the meeting. Adinittanco 14,. r 1IH. ...

... following Articles, with several others which will be ?? fature Advertisenmsnts' 'Thse idis; or the Coliion betwixt the House of Whigs and the ifnsebf Tories- The Wishing Cap. NO: V: Di'afy 6f ?? Scottish Csiminal Trials for Witchcraft. Sc. -Tuikcey :and itsi ...