... paper-war now raging furiously among our contemporaries with regard to who are to wear the laurels-the Whiigs or the Tories. The Whig press cry how easy it is to finish a job of work when once begun, and the ministerial press proclaim loudly the praises of ...

... a wise, though non a very cotsistett costclusion, on the suhiect of Irish education. The N.tional Board established by the Whig Government will continue to receive s1p ltrt from a Parliamentary grant, atid aid will not be given to ally rival or antagonist ...

... recognized, aid cordially welcomed by his old friends, The Masses. It would be idle to reiterate promises; but, as we are not Whigs, for the purposes of faction, or Tories, for the lust of power; as we shall neither be cajoled out of our principles by the ...

... of a dungeon could be so innocently re- lieved, and lefthis prisoner to the enjoyment. Not so, Sir James Graham !-Not so the Whig-TorysAnything-ar Secretary of State of our present Conservative Government! Oh, no. Sir James has discovered that some two ...

... justifiod in believing that a brighter era is about to dawn upon the political horizon of this faction-ridden country. The Whigs, as a party, are almost beneath contempt; and, if looked after with a portion of that vigilance with ,which a good sportsman ...

... oeedsiof it,tsogE comiogfta arol Tory and a Lord, as if t Sad bseen propounded Isp the most self-cstetnlwcnnt ?? tg Chartist, Whig, dodi calor oy oheroctin. I remain, Sir, your ever otedirnot, J. E., Thot Mr. Amen may not have ashdu of eatose for dissal ...

... (one of a numerous sample) and the deadening, and cold- blooded, revelations that every now and then ooze out respecting the Whig Hell at Holloway, ought, to satisfy every one that our system of prison discipline is alto- gether opposed to justice, morality ...

... movement by the people tltemselves, that encourages such statesmen as Lord John Russell, and his wretched clique of promising Whigs - and Sir Robert Peel, and his arrogant faction of rampant renegades, to insult the masses, while they alternately trample ...

... wishes the United States to assume or guarantee them. This will not be done. Mr. Johnson is a gentleman of fine talents: he is a Whig, and acts with great ardour in all that he under- takes. In the present instance; however, he has, volunteered li- terally ...

... of it, remember that to the Whigs ob.ted for thee' amenities of the New Poor Y ?? the hands of the feeble have been ei;tlhe, ard the hearts of the desolate made l theryey Ofill remember, that under the paternal 3to d Whig miestry, they were first ex- ...

... of the corn-laws mere delusion. The whigs t have failed for 2,500,0001., and can never again set up c shop for themselves, nor shall the people ever again be deluded to support them. And why should they ? The whigs have, during their ten years of official ...

... to exclaim, as regards his actions, whatever is, is surong.? Now it so happens that we are not Tories either- nor are we Whigs-neither are we Chartists -neither are eve Anti-Corn-aw Leaguers; and it is because we are rlot of either of these sections ...