... much for the arch~ ags 'bishop 'of Canterbury there was something wrong en here whiich not All the Rostrums -of Tories, 'Whigs. ye nor Fi'ee-tiraders would remedy.' -He 'ten directedr j,~ the attention of his hearers to the reise and proireasi by of ...

... known vwahat sort of food' the M woul4get fromtbe 'hate, bloody,' and brntal Whip?' Po Cold 'iteel andlleadeinbillet was the Whigs' regimen . fr' the people;' tbe'kyriew veri well that while two th millio'nsiof the trish p'iople wet's being bulried of star ...

... but be. did -not. beieie 'that any it government ' would benefit' the peoiplie, unless they' it e'ere'ompellcd.The present Whig goveruentha ali r,refused til see a deputation from 'the silk weavers. a O'0' Free-tradie had a most bleasting effect on the ...

... leman' Lnpopular with his he ostituents.'. :The only oebjeotors to Mr Gibson's re-I' : tirement are a few ofthetsensitive Whigs, whose ?? Lis hience is very slight in Manchester. . -| n, Tho. Chinese junk has obtabned a berth in the' East India Deck, ...

... honourable gentleman unpopular with hig e constituents. The only objectors tD Mr Gibson!s re. tireroent are a few of the sessative Whigs, whose in. fluence is very slight in Manchester, , The Chinese junk has obtained a berth in the. East India Dock, and is undergoing ...

... skill, so as toensure full 3 employmentand sufficient wages to all. (Hear, hear.) e Whatever the composition of the goverament-Whig, I Ig Tory, or Chaitist-peace could not belmaintained without areorganisation of our'institutions. (Cheers.) a Seeing- the ...

... to their continental brethren, and censured the press -. ny for its manifold misrepresantations of labour; B In charged the Whig government with possessing a de- s 7sire to embroil this country in war, but it was the h, 'er duty of the people to say I ...

... on the spot: ' '0wo g a ' ?? Ms Ir, 84. up( IOf Mir Daik Sis,-~Tbo following OMl give you a pretty nec nee 'specimnen of 'Whig liberty, and. ?? of one of the bei the most lainfaous and, I may maj, d1taiei la actions per. he ?? orahtitmnadmn ''for up( ...

... spot : work. old ?? May srd, isis. upon ti that My Dkan Sirua-The following will give you a, pretty necessil I the specimen of WhIg liborty, and an account of one of the being u from most Infamous and, I may say, detestable actions per. be able Ihisformed ...

... sand John Hargreaves seconded, a*J Iof resolution expressing sympathy for Mr Mitchel, andre om a mdeulning the conduct of t e Whig governmentj.r Al Qt Reynolds supported the resolution. joseph Haughion an dig. proposed a resolution in favouor of ?? ihWE ...

... the' letters of dre our ~correspon t on the spot:'. o tat Mr DxAsa Ss-Thc-follewlnngwilgive you;, pretty net be apsoenion of, Whig Wiert*, and an account of oen of the bei Om moest infamous and, I may smy, detestable gaucton per.. be alai formedi betwixt ...

... them with the ineffable contempt I which such disreputable conduct alone merits free honest men. I Let us suppose that some Whig, Tory, or, wls* e perhaps is more probable, some future Free Trade Ministry, was to signify its intention to repeal tin c Act ...