... excited the utmost disgust among the persons present, not even ex. cepting the DIagistrates themselves. ACHIEVEMIENTS OF THlE WHIG GOVERNMENT. -No Government in this country has ever carried through measures so vast, with foes so formidable, in a time so ...

... the ' Paddock Doctor, was held to bail by four Tory and one Whig th Magistrate, vir. Messrs. R. N. Battye, Joseph Walker, Joseph at Armitage, and W. W. Battyey, Tories; and John Sutcliffe, Whig. 05 HU5DDERSFIOELD Uxorraw-The Guaardians of this go shoul ...

... up theirlhands again, wheni the Whig, dishonest Mayor declared 'the original re. . solution to be carried, witiout 'eveu'putting the con- I trary. When M1r. O.CONNOR descendedthesteps of rf ?? Hall, a large body of Whig 'shopkeepers ipressed upon him, ...

... Peter stepped forward a dwe iddelivered himself of his oratian, in the course of which he soundlly Da] ~Ybelaboured both Whigs and Tories ;Yet the words tell coldly on the a -ears of the Maltognlass, for they not being used to such Incendiary Ho. l0 ...

... elections would re take place during the quare and disagreement which must m, jL take place, for a time atles, between the Whigs and the Radicals, the necessary consequence of which would be a h very great increase of the Tory members of parliantent ? ...

... been treated in this manner in arecent1 review of one of them, named Music and Friends ; the t; facts that Alr. G. is a Whig and a Presbyterian appear s to have bad far more than the merits of the publication to c do whith the character given of it ...

... of thle State. There is IOlW no shclking ?? part of' tlhe debt is periodivallly redeemed, aS it was WnOllt to be before thu Whigs came illte office. The aloullt of Exchequer -Bills to meet the iharge oi [Ito Consoli- dated F'und for tile last quartor is ...

... Lord Carlisle has no jiterest, Captain YHoward was supported by all but five voters; aud T Chartists, Radical Reformers, aid Whigs, have all s utited to support him. Upwvards of 1,000 persons f accompanied him into the town. t MIELANCstOLY SUICIDt.-On Wednesday ...

... foreigners by a repeal of the Corn Laws, and brought a statistical i acount,prnduced by Dr. Bowrieug,who was employrud n by the Whig Government to collect informatid I a relative to manufactures on the continent. i Ths P cotton manufacture in France vas ...

... that since the trial at York, and theappearance of my friend Harney's letter, I have viewed Peddie as one In the long list of Whig victims. Until the case was brought Into court, I knew not that a wretch like Harrison disjiaced the soil of Yorkshire with ...

... WCLLIA-s WILDOOSSE, from Moutram, next rose, and said they were going on as vvell as they could. They had been much opposed by the Whig Corn Law zepealers, but they, were resolved to go forward, and uwomuiended the appointmient of a lecturer, as the best waenna ...

... PROSECUTOR. to We have received the following communication in reference to the liberation of Wright, and the conduct of Dr the Whig clique in Stockport:- h On the evening of Friday preceding the day for elect. ing Councillors for the borough, a very hole ...