... entertain of those Gentlemen's Sacrifices and Exertions in the cause of Democracy, and to show to the tyrannical factions both Whig and Tory, that, though arbitrary and unjust laws have held them criminaL w.e, the Working Classes, look on them as the friends ...

... conderniatlon tbey deserved. At length, however, they have been called to a tardy account. Ysru are without doubt aware that the Whig Minis6tr have been dissolved In consequence of a late vote of the House of Commons, en a portion of their Colonial Policy. ...

... his resignation of office, and the unsuccess- attempt to form a Whig Cabinet, have n him additional power to carry his intended Isure. The remarkable spectacle has been giessed, of Whigs entreating a Tory leader to pme office, and promising him their ...

... be levied upon all such Ofeinders-Leeds,July 3d, 1822. TrHIS DAY IS PUBLISHED, Price' is. A POLITICAL DIALOGUE between a A WHIG and an INTE1.LIGENT RADICAL 'REFORMER, by a Friend to tile British Limited Monarchy. and to ?? the People. Ieects : Printed ...

... the assembled Thousands. Men of Birmingham,-Shew by your conduct on that day, your love and desire for Liberty, and let both Whigs and Tories eeo that Persecution has not had the effect anticipated by them. Come forward, then, like Men determined to drive ...

... Cheshire. THE RXECUNVE COMMITTEE, TO THE CHARTISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 3ROTHER DEMocRATs--Another act of tyranny on the part of our Whig masters renders it impera. tiveupln us again to address you. The policy of the present Government seems to be to strike at ...

... EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, TO THE pb CHARTISTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. t St BaloTws, Dremsuferi eausother act of tyranny to on the part of our Whig masters rteders it impera- is -tive upon sit again to address you. The policy of ea tibe present Governmenlt seems to he to ...

... intelligeuce and good sense of the ?? Moral lVor-ld. No. 16, (published Saturday, May 29,) contains ' Deliberate Suicide of the Whig,;' * necessity of adhering to old-fashioned argument; Lives of the Commonwealthsmen : John Pym concluded; Letter of Col ...

... bloody, and brutal'. Whig hatch installed by Lord John. But, savs Lord John, 'this calling in the aid of troops eiptdient is one which is objectionable on many accounts.. Aye, so itis often have I told the Huddersfield Whigs this truth,. They then ...

... maintaina wife, and probably a large family !! And while the country is In such a state as this, caused by class legislation, our Whig rulers, after having, as is always the case, emptied the Exchequer, are trying to put the screw ons the I middle classes, knowing ...

... Ministry or Parli;,m lct The People must see to it; Aristocracy and Educbtion; thie Orduance Estimates-Financial Fatuity of the Whig * ?? W. Molesworth and Coloial Expenditure: Duties and Iiighits Porsible Ministries; Bleauties of the Church as by Law Etti-i: ...

... Profts arising from the Sale of the same will be applied to the Relief of the Wives and Families of the unjustly Incarcerated Whig Victims. Leeds- Printed by A. Mann, Central-Market, and Published by the Committee of the Leeds Dis- trict of the National ...