... topographer-receiving et' spiration by turns from each Muse. Churchmen, dissenters, lawyers, doctors, rau, and military men, Whig or Tory, all have itu Magazines to store up news, to state their clai to advance their prospects, atid to impart ilfort tion ...

... i' ?? time has now arrived when the FsLpoor and humble Victims to thei brutal trciia- id ment of the cowardly and dastardly Whigs, rvnvt r-necessarily be released from their damp and glominy dungeons, bearing the marks of their incrat an:t e- kind usage ...

... petitions are referred, viz.: N. Pazakerly, whig member for Peterborough ; Maik Phillips, a reformer, representative of Mlanchester; Howard Elphinstone, a radieal, represecntative of Hast. ings; C. Tancred, whig, representative of Banbury, Lord F. Egerton ...

... (Published Saturday, May 15,) coutains O'Connor and Colonel Thompson for Leicester; More Popery in a small way; The Leicester Whigs brought to the test Sham-Ilafical coaxing Lives of the Commonwealthssmen: Pv continued ; Colonel Thompson's answer to John ...

... TIIE METROPOLITAN BOROUGIS IN GENERAL. T HE NATIONAL REGtSTRATION AND CENTRAL J ELECTION COMMITTEE bavihg heard that the I Whig faction have held out threats and issued notices of objectioen Dginst Compound Householders In the IRegistration Courts, have ...

... appealed in the t English language, and one which has taught me that I I was a fool till now. You should have called it the Whig Economisti It is splendid. The tax-payers . on the platform started again, when I read the extracts from it, But I have not ...

... Saturday, May 16,) conmuins O'Connor and Colonel Thompsoa for Leicestcr ; More Popery in a small way ; The Lmeiestor Whigs broughit to the test; Sham-Ralical coacxin`g ?? Lives of the Commonwealthsten n Pvm cntinued ; Colonel Thompson's ans-evr ...

... John Russell, that the people re. P ald quired no further reform, at a meeting on Olerkenwcll iv. Green, wishes to inform his Whig persecuors that he 1V will never rest until the. working classes are enfran- md chlsed, believing as he does, that the advancemont ...

... AND THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGHS IN GENERAL. NHE ATIONAL REGISTRATION AND CENTRAL THE LECTION COMMITTEE having heard that the Whig faction have held out threats and issued notices of objection against Compound Householders in the .Registration Courts, have ...

... maintain a wife, and probably a large ?? I And while the country Is in ?? S state a s this, caused by. class legsaton, our Whig rulers, r havingeain always the case, emptied tbe Exchequer, are trying to put -the screw on the middle classes, knowing foil ...

... poor to live on a coarser kind of food. Continue the Whigs in office, and you will soon have none at all. And why this yell of no monopoly now? You must be aware with how small ceremony the Whig Government dis- missed the mighty delegation of the Corn ...

... CHANCELLOR'S SALARY..-Mr.Whittle Pi Harvey, a whig and a lawyer, said the other night in the p 1 house ofcommons :- He had sat five parliaments in that house, and upon no subject had he heard go much from di the whigs as a necessity of a reform in chancery; ...