... their tnaerit and itfluieitce crili II thereby be lost to their class-tire slave class of tie na- 0 lion'? Or is it only thle whig way of doing an riet ol C grace, Whinid they not rnrfrequently effect so awvkwsariliy as to cantse it to be deemed rathrer ...

... WHAT HA.JNOT'IHE WHIGS VDONEF| 'England expects every aman to do his duty. _ Palmam sjei soeruit ferat. Nc/son and Bronte. The faithful chronicler would tell us that to the Grey- Melbourne ministry the country is indebted for the C Repeal of the Test ...

... Ballot, and to the removal of the grievances of Dis- 0 senters. *r If, then, with all those great advantages, a finality , whig was so little in favour in 1832, n-hen the Reform Bill wvas recogcised as the second great charter of the hpeople, wwhat possible ...

... WHAT ARE THE WHIGS A-DOING? I I'll do, ILl do, and I'll do.?%i1 ACi {TH. in our last paper we took a hasty glance at 'What have 1 .le the Whigs done?' We now proceed to consider 'What they are doing; on a future occasion ve tnay in. quire what they are ...

... POLITICAL COMPASS, BY MIEANS OF IVIIIC]! LVEKRY 3MLA.N m kY NOW WEL IIEl Is WhIEN TiBE WIND BLOWS. By this useful instrument the whigs are piaced in the north: to us, in this hemisphere, they are rightly there, as there is our polar star. It may be objected ...

... ceeeimgh gratifying to timid, too, that this meeting is not corcpnsed of any one political part. I re-t jice to) see around nie whigs, and tories, ad radi-I cals. (Cheers.) It is a sort of emancipation to ne tro get out of tb e mere drudgery of politics-t ...

... rules, he admifeio'4e geatest severity wvith such becumbig de- licacy asy qakpppression leas galling. Wc ask4AInan, be he Whig, Tory, or Radical, whether such treatment as is here described is not calculated to roesee public indignation against the par- ...

... thle streets for inhuger. In England has this ureadnelo ttr n.lewspapers-let any one run over the files of tile last ~'yar-whig or tory, it itatteis not-teeaetesn r- records of miserv. A few extracts froiu any of their d- columins, wve car,,uo tithvichi ...

... on without Iany reference to the party politics of the corrupting ;ecandidates. It should not be asked whether they are re whig or tory, but whether they will vote that the bread me of the poor shall not be taxed; and if they will not i unequivocally ...

... They may live upon crabs for aught I know or care. (Laughter.) Sir James Graham, one of themselves, and w ho has been both whig and tory-(A Voice: So have you, Haill)-age, one of Mr. Hatil's own kidney- Mr. Haiti: -Kidnet ! What do you mean by that ...

... Ministerial Whigs, apparently occupying thc middle distance between toryismn and radicalism, offered a nucleus round which the electors would embody themselves, he is most grievously mistaken in his estimate of public opinion hi Manchester. The whigs who, with ...

... viiilot- boavi log, thopublic peace. Probably the result of this applivat~ixne, Botl Icoupled with the great fact that the whig-radicals are still in cooli Dscvniog-straet, will convince the Wigan incurabisa, Politi- to bs cally viewved, that their influence ...