... take umbraige wheni the, popu- 5 lar members bring their principles uinder discussion, by e moving radic'al amendmnents upion whig propositions; - (for instance, by changing Clue appopia.tio UClaune julio D ' anl abolition of the dominatcrhehrbypin i no ...

... tried to go farther at pro. sent they would not fare better, and it they went back they would fare 'vorse. He hoped that both whigs and radicals-would see tliatit was the best government they could have at present, and sinking minor shades of opi- I nion ...

... Bath, and Mr. Sharman Crawford at Belfast, to have certainly complained that ministers (the heads oj er what may be called the whig party) have moved on too I slowly; but it by no means follows that they will hold out to the hand of fellowship to men who ...

... accoto- plish it. This odd quidl pro quo surprised me into vehement laughter.- Inlpoliana. Winos AND Toseis.-We must thank the whigs for all the prosperity of our country. Thre tories have only thrown us into disagreeable criscs. itis risible to hear the latter ...

... refusing an immediate and implicit submis- sion, (Loud cheers.) Why, if one party tsaid that the I other were base and bloody whigs, (reiterated cheer- f ing,) and 'if the other party, interchanging the compli- ment, said of its abuser that he was the ...

... Com on~o by enemicy. Nociimav tory hope be'built upon tbe' N V~6ba~bl~' indisireltious (so Much talk~ed -of by the6. ci mere 'whig. jounals,) of Sir W. Moleswo~rth and ml hi cas ofadricals.TeSctio of ldst Satur- tts day pays: A.meeting ofidpedn embers of ...

... them so recently as tbe 43d of`Zlizabeth. This right the poor law auendment bill, he said, would deprive them of. Itwas th whig'wllo had introduced this bill, under the pretence that the poor rates were become so great in amount as to eat up the estates ...

... particlkarlv opposed. * We must do Mr. Oastler the justice to say that he de. clared it to be grossly dishonest to call the bill a whig measure, as the tories, with the Duke of Wellington at their head, promoted it with all their power. That the bill needs amendment ...

... ann. give it continued at thfe siime' iaite till their ex- ahot pul~sioti from~ office. But during an as tc equal period of whig rule, froma 1832 aa to 1836, 'it; has fallen -to 155,'or less than sa otis-hialf,' being Only . .38 per anns R Or if we take ...

... meeting, that radicals may take tip their loftiest ground with the most dignified and imposing march without rtrampling on the whigs. It is made manifest that we 'can amdvance wherever our principles can summon us, without necessarily spurning our next of ...

... one of those who' saw no difference between 3ureb whigs aisd tories. He saw a meet distinct difference. For ti-many years he bad straggled against the tories to~obtein t is .ffr the people what since whigs came into officeheel been vs so partially, at least ...

... the meeting on Thursday to petition for the pre Dconsolidation of the day end night police, was intended wa o by the base whigs as introductory of a rural police and i o the infamous and tyrannical new poor law act. Thsofn e course, brought together a ...