... hlle hldsus nt token lie. was actiuateid by the sot puirost mnotives of good-ivill to lisi country, and fellow- mv len. 'Thie Whigs, whlom lie lied supported iluring the ess pregress of the itefomin Bill, liad hicerayed the ieolelI, Ir. u1iih in tlie dceeptioii ...

... assessed at 4ia year each. The gentlemen of the Churchiwardens' Pew, backed as they are by the avowedlTorv and profess- I ed Whig press, no doubt expect an easy victofy but it may perhaps be discovered that the Court of King's Bench will takee a view of ...

... your 'a- leave to trace the causes of tile presoent miserable state :es of Ireland, and of the attempt of this hollow-hearted Whig mixsistry to inilict this terrible measure upon that :k- unhappy counitry. You are all aware of the atrocities sut inflicted ...

... Pleasures of Hope.-Aiitobiography of John Gait. 'THE Ktaic,.. Every clergyman should have 4001. in IV each pocket, said the Whig SoliCitor-General the other U day at some kirk-meeting, sihere the magistrates tisem- T 'selves wore speaking of uncollegiating ...

... park valls would utterly destroy the constitution. The Guardian-not he ofMManciester, who while le pro- I afesses himself a whig. is GLAD thit there will .he a sufficient number of obstructives in the new house of commons, to check the too rapid march ...

... Messrs. Lomax, IHarivar, Halliday, Knight, a lIawksheadl, Mills, Knott, &'c. and sinanimously adopted,' stogycidsmnatory of' the whig treateneit towards 'I Irelalndl.' Tahe petition will be presented by Mr. Cobbett, o adsupported by Mir. Fislden. i Pa'T-Y Sa ...

... have always regarded the prcsent administration as armixed body consisting of the remnant of the Canning -Tories, some more Whigs, desirous, perhaps, of reform if it could be bad wsithout nMiich trouble or sacrifice on their part, and a few -too few-decided ...

... possibility be obtipxious to it the Lords, without a struggle te We have not joined i'l the cry of the base rt whigs,' the treacherous whigs, which has been itraised by personswbo endeavour to make up for their t--lack of knowledge by the use of vulgar ...

... condition, that he was on no account to insert it in the books of tite office, lest he should incur the displeasure of the Whig-Radical press of tbe neigh. bourbood. There uare shoals of sucb Conservatives as this, in the provinces more especially; and ...

... admi- nistration to the present one; on which one of the party who had not lost his reason, slily observed, Have a care-the whigs have taien away \'our place-the rnaci. ca may taki e awy your pension !-Globe. It is probable that the Prince and Princess ...

... This is as it should be; but we suspect that the right hon. baronet hais not taken mucs by this grand Tory movement. The Whigs are not more likely now than heretofore to besu. perseded by their opponents.-Biniisilam Journal. A woman of the name of Curtis ...

... The refusal to pay taxes a few lilolnths arsl reseated the wretched %vhigs in power; a second refusad will unseat them. The whig govern- ment has takerl the advailtage of such a step, let it take the adverse consequences of it-let the people, for once ...