... friends are scheming how to make him most effective-whe- ther by bringing him out as a separate political battery .against the Whigs, or by proposing him for the Presidency 0 of the new Parliament. Itumsour further says, that the Mli- tnistry are doubtful ...

... he would lend a hand to raise barricadoes in every street throughout the three kingdoms to defend him !-Mr. O'Connell said Whigs had now formed base, unnatural. and infamous coali- tion with Tories, and both were arrayed against the people, ltheir rights ...

... produce results far more revolutionary than those said to be dlesired by the Radicals. The throne of the Dutchman, upon whom our Whigs clapped the crown, wras a s'ery~ feeble thing for a long time; and it became necessary to have recourse to somec scheme to ...

... Clhurchwardens on the Liberals. 'tonitlmtanding itat they polled nearly double the number of ;'tsona polled by all tire Tories. Whigs, and Mongrels. united. flheic are also three Tory Overseers, appointed by thte County d)ragisrtates but what in the name ,rf ...

... returns of the tw4o ori three previous years, so that some criterion may be obtained of the havoc made in population by this Whig Poor Law Bill. The Madrigal Society continue their fortnightlyl meethgs at the Golden- Cross, and delight the lovers.of real ...

... Tories unmercifully ; but the Whigs are, in his estimation, Nonpareils. He calls the Leicester Journal an official molsters-a Leviathan of corrup- tion, and other appellations equally flattering. No wonder, adds the Whig journalist, at costly grottos ...

... are inclined to over-value their own weight, and to deem themselves already capable of dispensing with the ,e aid of their Whig allies, in the arduous struggle now )f carrying on. There seem to be many who entertain the 1, chimerical notion, that if the ...

... towards his tenants it is most honorable and praiseworthy. Tile latter are at liberty to vote for whom they please-Radical, Whig, or even for a despicable Tory. Sir W. Molesworth, himself, will not vote or take any part to assist the election of Sir H ...

... to persuade the Radlicals to get iup Ineei igS to Pe0ti on for this, all ofh which hlve utteily thilem). So that tile Whigs, tbit is, Lord Ehrington at a I)evonshirc uic'tilng, tile Xliaei ('1ou0ici/e md tile Gloe, Sir. O'Conniell, Mi'. Roebuck, SI ...

... WMpitifl cry ! This is the way in which the lamentations and sorrows of the poor are met in this christial country by the Whigs. lhis '/itifutl cry ought never to be forgotten by the eople of England. It is now our intention to give an abstract from ...

... their pritciples than on their feelings, might, after the treat. ment they met with from the Whigs last year, justly refuse Is interfere at all, and leave the Whigs to their fate, in whieh case the Tories would have the election all their own way; belt the ...

... his release lung ago. This infamseus transactioa re- fleets adslitional stigma upon the weak and vaccillatiag poliet of the Whig administration. By a recetit Act, the bricks, wood, and other lrateriil' ssed in building places of worship of all denonoinations ...