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... speaks well for the intelligence and , sense of the ?? Mloral World. No. 15, (published Saturday, May 22,) colitaint . The Whigs at their death-straggle-tte fortheean ing battle ; Mr. Win. Biggs s renegas1ltn ; A' attempt to unravel a local mystery ...
... satisfied that the advent of better times mighk be greatly accelerated by giving no quarter to a bad system, NO HATTER WHETHER WHIG oR. TORY HELD THE RSINS or POWER, it persevered through good and evil report in boldly and undeviatingly avowing its conviction ...
... a coarser of ra. kind of food. Continue the Whigs in office, and la1 in. you will soon have none at all. And why this yell an of no monopoly now ? You must be aware with ch at how small ceremony the Whig Government dis- ia 8, missed the mighty delegation ...
... live on a coarser o s kind of food. Continue the Whigs in office, and 1. n you will soon have none at all. And why this yell a u f no monopoly now 2 You must be aware with e at how small ceremony the Whig Government dis- r sa missed the mighty delegation ...
... the amount of Popula- tion in each Place, County, or Borough, which returns him., The List also sets' forth the comparative Whig ;and Tory gain, with the places where each one has 'displaced the other. ' The List is corrected .by the~ very latest returns ...
... with Mr. Ibbotson, to vindicate his political consistency n. against allgainsayers and doubters. He declared himself ald a Whig, favourable to gradual but not organic changes. Aid so lately as January last, he presented himself at a eat political dinner ...
... the amount of Popula- tion in each Place, (.o'unty, or Borough, whech returns him.- The List also sets forth the comparative Whig 'and Tory gain, with the places where each one has 'displaced'the other. T he List is corrected by the very latest returns ...
... letter, we may 11 stats that its purport Is to advise the Radical meinberb 9 Of the House of Commonsl to stand apart from the A Whigs. sand endeavour by their good deeds to obtain pwowr within the house, by exelting In their ?? f 'The presenre from without ...
... support of a large portion of the electors. Up then, and to your duty, Chartists of Oxford, and prove to the smooth.tongued Whig and his clique, that in future his long purse shall not influence the needy voter. of your City. JOuN STEVENS. Brighton, Feb ...
... good men and true, such as the in- defatigab e Wall, to act for them. There isa spurious Chartism in London-begot between the Whigs and certain Chartists-a mongrel breedtwho deeming themselves somebody, attempted with their tail, to draw away a third part ...
... review of the whole principle and detaila of our present M expenditure. The charge upon the Exchequer it greater now, under a Whig Gevernment, than it oas wlihn the Duke of Wellington was in office. I will not presume, in ouch a Icanty address, to say it ...
... obtained 11 that numbier. Mit. W sNTIIOnsPe, the Whig and Free . Soil Candidate, had received 102 votes, and MR. Comt, rs the Democratic and Pro-Slavery Candidate, had re- e ceived 104. Among the Whigs there are five or six as Pro-Slavcry members, who ...