... ought to be quite satisfied with the fact, that, while the Whigs were busy in plotting a ainst e- their liberties and lives, Mr. Pare was quite willing o be- come a tax-eater under the Whigs, in one of the most useless: ir- offices they ever created-thus ...

... state of Cherbourg, and its proximity to Ports- mouth and the Channel Islands. Nevertheless, neglected as our navy is by the Whig 1 Incapables, we feel confident that even a few score of our blue-jackets would not only try, but actually beard the Cherbourg ...

... noticed the question of Frank- lin's morality, we hope to his satisfaction. He is certainly right in the opinion that both Whig and Tory dread the least extension of the suffrage. 'Ihey dread the ballot; but they dread more than both these the shortening ...

... application would be proditctive of no good, altlheuh there be a precedent for such PIroceeding; and as to the chance of a Wh~ig Minister being shamed ont of office, the idea is quite absurd. W.M. (Ashburton).-We are obliged for the communication rela ...

... of the Charter by some years. WEEKLY CHRONICLE NVARD.-A Dublin correspondent says, You will see W)ard in office under the Whigs immediately. By his venomnous, and incessant abuse of the Chartists, he has been earning a lasting claim on the government ...

... Works are constantly on Wae: Cobbett'a Lectures on the French Revolution . .2 Rotten House of Commons *. . . What have the Whigs dlone .. , ,0 Mon omy' Poems * . .. Sir Williaem Jones's Works, 13 vols. .. . .10 The Life and Exploits of Jack Shepherd, with ...

... constantly on 'ale ried Cobbelt's Lectures on the French Enievoltion *. . a an, Rotten House of Commons 5 an, what have the Whigs dlone . . of Mentgperys ,poems . igth Sir. Wiliam Jones's W.orks,13 Vol.. * B 3dt, The Life and Exploits of Jack Sheph erd: ...

... indignation, an article copied from the Chainpion into the Northern Star, charging-Geo. Julian Harney with being a tool of the Whigs, and foolishly enough brings his escape from their fangs as a proof of his guilt, together with a base insinua- tion about ...

... purchase. I was always ready to buy a portion for thes people's use Bitt no- body would join, and a great many would hinder. The Whig Press posted me by name as a mnan whio was never to be allowed to re enter Parliament; and tine moster-manuf.,cturers,in whose* ...

... Standard Workasre conntantly on Sale:- Cobbett's Lectures en the French Revolution . 2 0 Rotten House of Commons ,3 What have the Whigs done .- * 0 2 Montgomery's Poems .- *- ?? 26 Sir Wiliam Jones's Works, 13 vole. *- ,. . Co 6 The Life and Exploits of Jack ...

... Insurrection of Frost, Whiqh RN intented to he bloodless, was nothing more than a following ouit of the doctrines preached by he6 Whigs at the epoch of the Reform Bill. These doctrines were'l harmless; nay, just in themselves; and would have led to no evil c ...

... constantly on sale:- ljobbett's Lectures ,mm the F'rench Revolution . .20 tiotleil House of (imonxmu . , 3 W lst, have the Whigs done 2 . Montgomery's Poems ?? .26 Sir Williamn Jones's Works, 13 vole. . . The Life and Exploits of' Jerk Shepherd, with ...