... ilrcrw -oice,. hey THE W}HIGs.-At this particular moment, when 'n hen of the most respectable of the class denoemnany ing Whigs in this town, are espected to take tmhraled *er- the public meeting to be held o thn le, a .ing we hall not, by the insertion ...

... 1on1subiects connected isbh ibie i} recent royal demmise. In this publication, the beat pro- il- ;ductions of Reorurists. Whigs, Tories, and Ultra*, are -. :gathered, .and rinte eene,aisae thus Inlyng i1 (crimulititiigabnd e mngp uit7n vritahaguideti$'r ...

... until lately, resemble Pennant, the tourist ?- Answer: 1 Because he was then a rank Tory, and had a mortal antipathy to WHIGS ...

... Willitheyrtlobfocvrd ntetie Which thle Tories have psintesd out is 0115o, to til detutin a public cauge?-ftelfuas Norts-herus Whig.I WALSOALL. E~ecr-roN -Tile Anti-Corn Law Leagute having beard thost itt cenveqilette of the intended resignatttio of Mr. Fitnch ...

... t' mit Lor aran is d latakl to hnave repro- 'Up het rport as inicorrect'; anti Mr. Sghseidn', :fcii 'Olt4 mefrsber ef the W~hig Clash; v4itss opiwni util ?? prfiocinles,, wej'e, mwtxlchin lan ?? ?? ?? his.~poesctl o wair THie rsOeL hinGse, in the sane ...

... and Which was r eubseqttentl'y copied into the B Iitst Northhern Ahig as f fron the CottornuIlt1 Ranger. Outa friend of the Whig. no doubtt ?? it, but if he or our etnrespondent will 0 tstrn to our publicalion of the 25th ult. he will there find I the ...

... presenthitepl d of will be found worthy the especial neties P Pipe is. Wish to forms a correct view of the a otiess * lls of the Whigs. such at present is the di ?? a- the public mind, that whilst we Fr e solnethiles ,t lar hut Seldom, we own) taxed with being ...

... absurdity of the Tory-RItdical. ire doctrine, that there is little, if any, differencd-16tween Whigs th, and Tories in office. Although we never were Whig- livrad Ni acknowledge no party but our country, we -have nevehar he this superlatively preposterous ...

... eontentedly eat wh .lat 'AP gfrlrite. Belnew~eil acquiainted wltlthlspeeasllarlty an, -fJac A~ rlotherwise John Bull) the Whigs determined not '~to rest until they had naanufactsured sense spectacles whichvo would cause the sapient animal to regard the ...

... the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. Travelling by Night. Tale, No. 15. The Odonti9t's Monkey. Tale, No. 16. The Cove- t nanter-X. Whigs of the Covenant. la a Letter to Chris- l topher North, Esq.-Xi. Letter to the Author of Annals I of the Parish, &c.-XIL ...

... probably, be of a more decisive character. In the States, the Congressional elections appear to have gone in favour of the Whigs, who are opposed to the war, and the policy on which it founded. In the meanwhile, the Executive has called for reinforcements ...

... eouRI, estudy the 01 tongues, and so to get wisdonm ?? and worksr, sasbo-cow plentifully eenot npltl~ll~l~ of languagos.': Whig antherity ajirlysprtthveyB Iobject of mechanics' institutlons,_ sa te tlOmaS of *buas improvoulou .4dt apl~l rankbt solt r ...