... bis sanction of this Russian decree of yours, attended, it is, with such a flagrant breach of faith and honour. The Patriotic Whig:,,” whose war-cry has been liberty, and whose support from the people has been that liberty, now that their places are stake ...

... takes only the hand of a Llliputian to light a fire, but wouid require the dii- retic powers of Gulliver to extinguish it. The Whigs will livg and lie in the heresy that the world is ruled by little pamphlets and speeches, and that if vou can su-i- ciently ...

... Established Church into ridicule and contempt, and, to the discredit of the Irish people and the then Irish Government (a Whig one), it obtained a very large circulation, and, we are informed, passed through several edi- tions. By the profits arising ...

... prisoner went the shop of Mr. Moses Solomon, dealer in old clothes, in Vinegar-yard, Drurv-lane, and offered to sell him gown and whig in question. Mr. Solomon having soase months ago purchased similar articles from the prisoner, which were subsequently claimed ...

... (Signed) W. CANTUAR. IRev. Dr. Hampden. TIT FOR TAT.—When the Municipal Reform Act came into operation at Colchester, the whig-radicals obtained a decided majority in the town-council, and proceeded forthwith to eject from office every individual that ...

... m., and was biasing when the steam-boats passed yesterday mid-day. JANUARY 1 QAM AD AS. At affairs arc now, thanks to the Whigs, approaching what Cobbetc would call a crisis, *' in the lower province) the following short summary may not be uninteresting ...

... anything like report of the interesting proceeding*. —Manchester Courier. A Worn© to the Wise.— Cheshire farmers, bbware of Whigs Radicals Mr. E. Baines has presented a petition from Lee as,'said ...

... minister to his pleasures. Like many others of the class he belongs to, he made one miscalculation; he never imagined that the Whigs could keep office for seven years. He could easily have changed twice in seven years, but it might have been dangerous in as ...

... Popular Works of this celebrated Voyager, Traveller, and Story-teller. X, St. Jarnes's-squars. WINGROVE COOKE'S HISTORY OF TuE WHIGS AND NOW READY. The Third and Concluding Volume of THE HISTORY OF PARTY, By GEORGE WINGROVE COOKE, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Author ...

... thereby secure his power, and turn the tide of the recent political revolution at the polls, in his own favour, and against the Whigs. On a question of great national sentiment such as that would be of the Canadian insurgents, the people would grow wild and ...

... experiments, and it was at last thought that the object was attained; it is, however, the unanimous conviction of all parties, Whigs, Radicals, and Tories, that things are no better than before. Shrewd persons will be apt to ask why it is so much more difficult ...

... Notice. Joseph Rickerby, Sherbourn-lane, King William street, City. 3. S(. James's-square. Wingrove Cooke’s History of the Whigs and Tories. Now Ready, The Third ttnd Concluding Volume of H E HISTORY of T Y. 1 liy GEOR6E WINGKOVE COOKE, Esq.. Barristcr-at- ...