... Goi~llimanilsiet~cr' MolIIlIs, pructors. LIPrbitedl arld~ publisiled alt 149, liriggntcv, Lecellsbb~c L 13 I \ NI.S, (re!; Whig at Ne ?? 4, Xiogsg ?? J. 1.)I'DI\ARD ?? E~S, Jun9- (revidwlgF zlt C. 1. Mabrc, ?? ittlold0''.. ?? c . Wa:rovick-S(Iltirci ; ...

... 201t; 11)11010 . ?? 24 34 'rim ide .c ?? (;I ni 7. I olrl~ lde Ka. ill~~l ?? 2-1 , it :iLin ee . ?? . ?? 3d - . I ?? o~hOi~lio. Whig~p hhIl. ` lil A 11. 1 F.N1l''ll A ditt Il 0 ?? I U1: ti (IF 1n111 fl'l'I iS I 1.Ci 114 :o rInd111 IpTr O nrfr. 011(l In tile ...

... 'epapsr' iheealltrass ardiddisorder vvkibl they ?? nie~ (odcer, Sucw, Gassternien, WiS the eatete odf 'England wheicn the WhIgs tnok office;- I' enestire ts5 fas 'thata no time hind there keeni id gr wan of ympthy ?? She pleople-ansi ,tha overn': lfpt ...

... eindd' 1I, not thepy, though indird graduamlly, swvamlp th lueo od as much then, as the creationi of the pieponderstice sf00 Whig k peers made suddenly dluting thle present reign wious1d swamip it fd low P anti~ is: not tho latter creation rendered necessary ...

... niiy other to represent them ii Parliament. 1t Choosinog a representstive they oluht d to ace sptoitssy, regaerless of either Whig, Tory, or tilleal; they ought to suptpoit principles; and not mses. If they let that opportutity for e assertltg theit rights ...

... freely elicitintg the opinions of Cthe elec- tor thats opn voting. Asto Mr ates having die- J claimed the appliction of a Whig,when he said nnO that he aithfull represnted allclassesof Refosrmers, fantil he cetaitt neve meantto mae ?? disclaitter ...

... of Temple Balsolll, iii the calont a T ry farmer, d. C. ti sutr. Moy 2M.) ild June * Toy hurst's New Rtoyal Hotel, Lkrllgh I Whig Birmingham. tt Ia -but EAST George arid VINCENT Gcorpe ?? duty. tecar Blriringhiam, in the coiliity f t i .mr\r ; n lllmkers ...

... that a National Bank is nece$smrY It: maintain that it ouglat to be a Treasury Bank, tle' the control of the Government; the Whigs Is tat' called, deny this, and maintain titat it ougnl to he lte; pendent of Government, both orn nittetaty td poelitiin. grounds ...

... been responded to. It has received the approbatioo of nearly all the members ef Parliament in the Reform interest, and the Whig gentry In thr district, sverai of whom have signified their intention of beirg present at thia first annual dinner, when they ...

... bankers, and. traders, :who signed' the famous Address to Sir' ROBEET PEEL on Athdeo6ceion of his expulsion from office by ithe Whigs: and 1o00'of whom were then desoribed' as capable of paying 'o.f ihe wthole of the National . KDebet and havin1g :afterwards ...

... from them by a greedy fox. ?? s was the position of the people. (Hear, hear.) The I, wolfe and the bear reminded him of the Whig and t Tory factions, while the fox represented the money. smonger who took the prey which in justice belonged ato the people ...

... drawn Into Leeds by tise populace ; but so utterly was his demrecratical violenre then conudemsned by all respectable men, Whigs as well as Tories, that he had not the countenance of a single landividuhl'a abovr the wisking classes, exeept a benevolent ...