... exhausted and broken down workuan in tire pauper-house to starve onX the scanty pittance doled out for bin:i at the prescription of whig poor-law coarmissioners. And the instrumenrts they have at hand for this purpose are their corn-law, their factory law, and ...

... our experience at Walsall. for a conhcrmution of this fact. The humbler class of voters would not respond to the older cry of whig or tory, or of' reform, and the same was the case at East Surrey ; but so effectually had it possessed itself of the peopiet ...

... immediately-the revision of the Tariff. Public opinion is ripe for it. Peel and his class of Tories are coquetting with it. Some Whigs -who fear they have gone too far with the anti-corn-law men are invoking it as a cloak to cover their backsl idings. Smicere ...

... party with which he acted. They came there sworn to do their duty, and knew nothing of politics, or of the terms either of whig or tory. (Hear, hear, hear, and laughter.) Mir. J. B. WANKLYN, in the course of some further remarks on the desirableness of ...

... -will do much to restore to the tories their old share of popular odium. There seems an especial providence watching over the 'whig gentlemen in office, for whenever they have fallen so deeply in public esti- mation. that the talk has been about there being ...

... thousands atdvoehan dsfor theyt reives their support or notp ; hut if, on t Wigan ven prtiall honet, wit thei eyes n su hcentl whig ministers, it is too true, hase bartered the people for the blandishmento of the court and the sops in Downing- atreet, and ...

... him to pass his final examnination,' will operate to his discharge. JAMAICA-PPsTRicTrTONs ou BaSTISE TaADE.-The Northern Whig contains a circular received by a Belfast mercantile firm, dated Kingston, Jamaica, Dec. 31, from which it appears that the ...

... by the majority of his auditors as founded on principes that could not be controverted. Mar. Hfme had complained that the whig ministers who had so loudly demanded retrenchment when oat of office, and had made economy their watch-word when in, had found ...

... that there are many vell-meaning tories, who opposed it in the first instance for not much better reason than that it was a whig measure, who are now, on cool considera- tion, convinced that it contains a well-devised scheme of self-government, in which ...

... such a thing as rates shall not be heard of ins Wigan . Well may they cry out that the tories are five times worse than the whigs, for instead of decreasing the rates they are likely to be doubled, if not trebled. We base not time to enter farther into ...

... not exceeding fivle pounds. Then steps in tire collective wisdom of the House of Lords (recollect thatthere are not many whigs in that House), and adds Provi'ded always, and be it further enacted, that no overseer shall henceforth be liable to any ...

... nothing; another that I he would destroy the whigs, and the tories would bring back slavery. Joseph let them talk, scarcely vouch- I safed to answer them, stuck to his text, got all he i asked, and the whigs are alive and merry till this day. l Something ...