... oft e ..e44'N1r STAR, of SATURDAY Unlnary 5th, 1839 ?? be preieuted with. a finely executed ENGRAYVINTG A, lLLUSTRAtrVE OF WHIG LOYALTY n \ AND .IMORAL FORCE. THE ENGRAVING WILL CONTAIN PORTRAITS OF V.DWA1iD BAINES, Esq., M.P. ZDW4A3RD BAINES, Jun. ...

... of an Ark or In Island:C-atech iu,, on tie Coin Laws, ?? 2. iO TI-IE it E ED S OPERATIVES.- aU drFaLLbOW ?? are robbed by Whigs and Toriesi; u's robe to ofnoless a sum than the half of your ; Uyd Wages fo~r thke suppI't. of thle dignity of the British ...

... London. for uptwards a week, the working men had no other guideto the discovery of the truth than the hireling writers ,of the Whig, Tory, and Sham-Rddical factions. lalow ?? would have been the present state of 'the public mind in the metropolis and the ...

... Huddersfield, August 24, 1838. P.S. How delighted the Whigs will be! They will now sing 4Oh be joyful ! I dare refer allI questions between myself and Mr. THORNHILL to the greatest foe I have-aye, even to a Whig, I R. O. CHEAP AND VALUABLE WORKS. Published ...

... fTHE W'EST-RIDING OPERATIVES.E IFELLOWa.MBS,-YOU have been deceived by the Whigs whoma you plated in power ior the carrying out the great ji rinciples of thle Reform Bill. The Whigs would not havetb lpos essed the reins of Government at thivie efi hdD mot ...

... exhorta- tions to the ?? of the Ministry and their Oracles-Rage of the Whigs at, the Preston and Wigan demronstrations-with also Mr. Whittle's reply to theabuse of The Globe and Whig . Weekly Chrosicie.-The duelling Affair of the Lancashire Liar,,and ...

... point, wlkereby the pure principles sif Radicalism might be dieseminated, unalloyed, with the baser metal of Whiggery, and Whig injustice.. He, T. Wilde has stepped forward to supply such place, and hopes that the Working Classes will assist him, and ...

... point, whereby the pure principles . of Radicalism might be disseminated, unalloyed, with the baser metal of Whiggery, and Whig 1 injustice. He, T. Wilde has stepped forward to supply suchi d1ace, and hopes thfat the W~orking Classetwillassist kim, and ...

... 24, 1135. nd P.S. H-ow delighted the Whigs will be! They wvill new I ,the ?? 1Oh, be joyful l I dare refer all questions between ,rk,) myself and Mr. TcORNceILL to the greatest fee I have-aye, ,NET even to a Whig, It. 0. diner 0 THE WEST-RIDING OPERATIVES ...

... Russell. Lord John Po D Russell, No. I West Riding and their opinion, No. 2! and D this In called Reform. Reform of abuses ! Sir, Whig Grey 1ic now tottering, and as soon aso the millions become fairly d Iawake, Whiggery avill fall;- Whiggery promised to Reform ...

... utihcdt, of his .pwer. tg Aicrease, the! Circulation of the Brighton' Patriot. as the ?? reply to the Attack madeupon it by the Whig Party: in this Borough.: Moved by MR. SANDYS, seconded byr. ALLMR. and carried unanimously, That the Proceedings of this ...

... of' Prussia.-IV. The Picture Gallery. No. 4. -V. A.i IhtrLduCtijt to the Phil(sophy ot' Coscioas- ness. Part 3.-VI. Whig Practicrs and Whig Pro- fessions.-VII. T'e Protestant Clent, of Ireland.- V ll. Sketches of Modeem Greece. No. .3.-IX. The Po'tf'olio ...