... reformers may be returned for Manchester, hbut at-the same time to return thenn, in 'opposition to the conjoined influence of -Whigs and Tories, it would be requisite that the ifnporate and the tiltra reformers should make a few concessions to each other. ...

... for libel, land as a false, niahicious, tind sedi- tious person, to. he robbed of his property, and of his life too, if the whigs were to have the potver of cauising, it. So vilely lied e be fiMr. Cobbetti been. cailumniatetd, that lie (tare say the a gentlemen ...

... respectable authority) had ordered Mets. Brookes and Curran to be titrued away lions his door, vwhen they applied to see him.. The-whig ininistess and their bill were treated in a very unceren'orious manner lby 'Mr, Ben- bow, who concluded. by calling upon the ...

... it, could keep my eyes open tilt Aleight o'cloc'k. I then wvent to bed, leaving aety ons to) diswum the case of 'the liberal whig prosecution. TitUS I went 00 5.until 'Sunday, the Srd of' July; Monday, Tuesday, -and Wedbnesday, 'my son John speht in pu ...

... conacession, the division, ill lead Ato the -return of sonie specious bustling man,, whose' profes- sions -will gain the nominal whigs, and his peactice the real tories. 'We shall. now. put the..matterf .i ipnasithmetic'alpoint ofview. Let our nbtions of Ireform ...

... trial) could, nopt take place wiithout creating great and general. interest; and irfier4 O~ver were not ajlways blind, thie whig miinistr mudhavse'lech-t as clear as-l-sawi it, the mbmniit I lrlat of tha'intentded-prosLeution.it a'ntane~aewi ter; 'it~was ...

... barons, not including higber titles, and that only 16 of those (exclusive of the recent new creations) have been creited by the Whigs.' About £200,000 worth of gold and S800,000 worth of sil. ver bullion have been exported from London in the last eleven weeks ...

... thle namneof w~hig' way sJynnolirous wifth 'hypocrisy. The toie had hold of the Whigs on one side, andi it Was thle duty of the people to- isorry tliem on tihe other. (La htr) e was of opinion that, sooner 'than resign office, thle Whigs Woulal advise ...

... measure ~before parlia. olieni. He was simie of te iptint.-Mr. :HVNT Cefl- sesred tue refiionll to ply foxswhch lie 'Eaid was a Whig propositison; the rxdscahs ha ever refused to' pay, taxes.-L Lord VALIXTORT thought Iliist'nlcuh of thle v'iolent alnd ille ...

... recusauts, mnight be balanced 6~ creations as before. To such a plan the objections are,-. Firs, That there is no reason why tile whigs,'-whoI t houghi iot the. abstract idols of the people's worship, are on.: doubtedly mror~e he friends of the hicople than the ...

... of whom his paper is the orgean. ,It iQ en- titled1 A Letter -to the people, showin t em t atnS they are betrayved by the Whig Minister, adhas been sent to every man amongst the Working classes w o hom his neighbours can say he was anxious theat lb, ...

... gr ei t delih to. ctLe aiinQ~ tlem, partieu aily at Ith it I~e was no's sitsle thatethett d elio'hdpsdaay P dlude,: isv,' whigs tories, or' heei.(agtraid heople; butow sthfed tbm,,iieadeflhw,yssidadso tl P Aesde, tha theoies, werie no at's adua ther arids' ...