... TIleester castle. Sir- Charles Wolseley camle to rae at Breooes's Coffee wlhusel b Where is that?) in London, on behialf of tihe Whigs 1.and said if I would join them, na, Sir- Robert Wilson did, they would sunscribe -£J2,000 for fle, and put me into parliament ...

... oni report; but it is a report proceeding upon the very best authority, and one, too, which the Whigs' ,,:.:bemselves have hiardly presumed to deny.. The Whigs (and all are now' included in that iiitme w'hd differ from Sir Chaxles Wetherell and Mr. Hunt ...

... eaaught do t~iiihi giod, lint lie( (the speaker) tviag canvinced that lie wouldII ncut-, for he wan fir st it coty,. atid thene a whig, anad lie outht nrow taobe a ai-a. di caL., He theit adverted to thle law-m of prititogenihore aindl hereditary ri-fhts, which-he ...

... any good, lie would aisk atny luaut of coaintimoi sense, it lie could for a nionient supp.-Se tt svgovernmlelit, wvletlier Whig or tory, wudsbi to the niodiiimaiion of such a coaventimoli? he mael sure nO' onae could btelieve. that it woul6d, Ilie conceived ...

... eIee6eitn hee I'u-pr, ofmpetition the, ge newof thle f4Q ders R and though two: thrl o:thei W at:eisosie es weire attachie A 'the Whig interet, onWeyadbeaUnitnrm Y, rtu Me& to eah arlaent, o peaees'fe gauthe pesce of te ,hcounit~y;?1..;;i: ' ...

... fair. -It is said just now, thiere-are to be twenty-saten. u nswhy are we to he defrauded of ourfoV-ty-two; is it ithatthe whigs want a diifhcultyfin' the house of' lords to 'fall bock dpon ' The the or thit a creatiol would be followed bya defction to ...

... esmployinent wvouldi hmlavv insured 'the infernal pece of' the esuntly. Evesy one, syas surprised that, at~the formsation of thre whig mististry, Mr. 0 Connell. was overl~ooked and after thle extraordinary .ability displayed liy the ]Carnej nienber indeoiiigt ...

... fte bet new of thle honiage. BAit a rs loe tob jswems observe that someth ing is to be considee othohehad, and, thait dile whigs may have ia profoudndsbteplyi. the practice which so~disgusts tlieir~frids Tdpiea enemly is, we know Ione of the most daneoserr;ad ...

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... weelss could not be less tIlon In e 25,ooo. There is ,,n IlUosl~g abOUt Us, and we state t11e ys fisct equnlly hnolvnl to both Whig aind Tor' canlillate J Iy thlt le. liimisey svill not do-Oult oftis tieClarles-street IV upeople gave to Ashliev, in two. ...

... And tortured the small deer with engines of steel, When your Theodore Hooky, and ybur Crokern and Bar. rows, Made hspless whig authors pass under the harrows, AlAs ! you atcer thought. of such chammspions I weer, As Althorp, and Broughanm, andi Taitms ...

... reader lie deceijo cl liv the altfl 'Ciciii pSitiOn Of'rii hid IILV'S ad vetised pastu s- tlley are iselihed for show ; Oiie W~hig OF hulk wiilt wviA Ilall'.a-dozen insidious English Carlists.-Spectiitor. PoiNTLD RES'LECTOON.-As Ii troop of Life Gliii, i ...