... UTTER ROUT OF THE WHIGS.—CORN LAW AGITATION. The poor Whigs their last extremity had the courage yesterday to get a piece of agitation this town, in favour the Ministers, under the artful pretext of petitioning parliament for the total and immediate ...

... POETRY. WHIG LAW. The Whigs, in spite of rhyme or reason. Would hang man, un-tried, for Treason ! They vow John Bull has such a gullet; With ease he'd swallow, aye—a Bullet.' THE DART.-By Thos. Carew, 1635. Oft when look may descry A little Face peep ...

... WHIG TREATMENT OF MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. Mr. Feargus O'Connor basaddressed letter to The Times, detailing at length bis treatment in York Castle, and complaining in very bitter terms of the Government, by which he has been exposed to the most humiliating ...

... Wc hyIa Whig petition ntitf have a ehartist s, )'idr.-: But tile Chdr*rtie are fcausteoiss -tc the 1 Tories. Aye, tbat's tbq sore place. '1 Had the _resolution' been appendled. to the.petition, it T wouid'have beeun all righi, iind. the Whigs *ould i: ...

... LAw or ENoLAND; liooh J. Chop. t. Pnae i 44. : WHIG LIBERALITY. 'Lucus a non iecendo is a well known bit of etymology; add we should think the Whig term liberality must have had a similar origin, Whig liberality apparently being the exercise of all ...

... orhaving arms for self-preservation and defence.-BLAcx- ONE e ComNmtmArssON Tuz LAW or ENGLAND; Back 1, Chap. I.Page 144. WHIG PROSECUTIONS. t!UR Readers will be, for the most part, aware that Mr. Bronterre O'Brien, Mr. Reginald James Richardson, and ...

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... THE YORKSHIRE WHIGS. 3Jr. Richard Oastler, in „ . « old friends, the recreant WhSf the , ,f t of his - r . gs, tnus sketches their portrait These est Whigs have known from cradle, were then a j|i ,„„, . j race hating all law and order, * ' rau , rm ...

... WHIG HVPOCR1S~~~~~~~~~~~~ ; ~.. Adopte little villagie-ea inpiiobfie . ed.r~: 600dly Il~i ouns at :thae, circul~~tlon we see br U 'Sarhtbthj Io dbubt, and d itin aI y ',i thought 'proEler euls;h fopi~et~baiwl ithlwayr0sudp. p~rt.. 4*weekwe, seIt _has~ ...

... WHIG-RADICAL CALUMNY. The subjoined communication has been sent to us for publication. The foul, offensive article to which it refers did not escape our observation, but the obscurity of the vehicle in which it originally appeared, and the ivell known ...

... WHIG PROSPECTS AT THE ELECTIONS. The ministerial prints (says the Times) are sometimes so indiscreet as to liken the circumstances attending the coming dissolution of parliament to those which took place in April, 1831. There cannot be, for the poor ...

... CHARACTER OF THE WHIGS. Archdeacon Bathurst, a well-known Whig of the old school, and son of the late Hon. and Rev. Dr. Bathurst, the late *• Liberal Bishop of Norwich, has just published a letter to Lord John Russell, in which he draws faithful portrait ...