... successfully rebutted the elan- e derous charges made against them by the foul- r mouthed Mr. FERRAND ! ! At least, so say the d Whig papers, from the Chronicle downwards. The people of England, however, will think other- a wise ! It will be seen that Mr. VILr ...

... particular charge, the truck system, upon ALL the manufac- turerswho are members of ?? LaW League IThis is also attempted by the Whig press; and the Chronicle quotes, most dishonestly, a portion from IMr. FERRAND'S speech in support of this position. .The fact ...

... a woeful minority, as compared with the Tory constituency ; and we must presume that the Whig constituency are not in favour of Tory principles. Yet do the Whig voters remain. as a dead weight, exerting their influence no farther than to assist their ...

... legislative oppressers. He trusted the Trades' of the Metropolis would speedily erect a Hall, not built with the money of either Whig, Tory, or Radical M. Ps., hut built with their own money; they could then meet in under their own vine and their own fig tree ...

... more, a vast deal, for the pence than the people. He coucluded by a powerful appeal on t behalf of the imprisoned victims to Whig and Tory villany, and trusted they would not permit thom to be sacrificed for want of nceessary support. He was received throughout ...

... more, a vast deal, for the pence than the people. He concluded by a powerful appeal on t behalf of the imprisoned victims to Whig and Tory x villany, and trusted they would not permit them to I be sacrifieed for want of necessary support. He was e received ...

... that such a CHALLENGE has been given. On this matter both Whig and Tory will act alike. The Tory is as much interested len put- ting down the LANOUSSEE'S opposition to Corn Law IRepeal, as is the Whig himself, who, of all things on earth, affects a desire ...

... and we believe that what the REsORsoATION left short of his their total and complete degradation, was effected Xrsed by the Whig-made glorious Revolution, with its sties attendant National Debt, Paper-Money, and Exces- Irers sive Taxation. The period ...

... and weI plain believe that what the REFORMSATION left Short ofI the I total and--complete deraaton -wasffete M ufsed by the Whig-made glorious Revolution, with its p pcies attendant National Debt, Papei-Money, and Exces- i u urers sive Taxation. The ...

... necessity. Several other Chartist advocates have published their opinions thereon, and the unprepared state in which the Brat or Whig crusade, and, the last or Tory attack upon us overtook us, proves beyond dis- pute that necessity; in short, none have disputed ...

... influences great personages, I on must mention what I find stated in a morning paper now before ?? that the Whig Ear] Fitzwillism, on desponding of Whig Resurrection, and chagrined to at the defeat ei his son at the last election cci for the West Ridiig, has ...

... angel. And hence we deem this the Pr or tI. when the whole press teems P hI tbis stripe among the Scottish parsons; a when the Whig, dissenting, and middlecclass ison umen especially, are lauding to the very echo the devotedness and patriotism of the new ...