... inhabitants. Last He daily goes to his poor neighbours, and, if he finds they are iv distress, relieves them whether they are Whigs, Tories, Radicals, or Chartists indeed he has always made it a regular practice of visiting the habitations of the working ...

... ot wages, and the determination of the identi themselves with the corn doubt the corn question will be th de bataille the Whigs, Ministerialists, ana Kadicals. Upon that, and probably the ballot, they will appeal to the country. t 8 now , understood ...

... than that of not returning a Conservative member. To the credit of Chorlton-upon-Medlock, let it be recollected that when the Whig agents came to examine the signatures of the petition from first last, they were obliged to admit them, while, with the ch ...

... most welcome bequests this reason of the \ear.~lbid. Representation or Bradford.—There is a rumour in this borough, that the Whigs have set their hearts upon T. Clayton, Esq., of Bverley, zealous Anti-Corn-Law agitator in his locality, as one the members ...

... the queen, to be commissioners for enquiring into the possibility of uniting the Bankrupt and Insol- tent Courts, are not Whigs, but that Mr. Horsley Palmer, Mr. Hanker, and some one else, we think are Tories, beg those few, among so many other gentlemen ...

... the gospel, have such not infect positive injury on the Whig, and other In* present Lord j -i-OE, has been appointed Bishop of Sodor Man; but the Conservatives will never j. a at his advancement, Whig though he lear * 3e oecaU3€> believing him to be * b ...

... gave three times three rounds of applause, with Kentish fire. Several of the members severely animadverted the conduct the Whig press, with reference to these gentlemen. The above would have been furnished last week, but for the late hour at which the ...

... character of their employers; like master, like man, is a proverb no less ancient than true, and especially applicable to Whig ministry and their dirty myrmidons. ln October last, man low character, who is the habit of spitting his venom all persons ...

... laws its nature robbery, and ought to use all proper means to get rid of it. What did care for the distinction of Radical, or Whig, or Tory, or Chartist; or what cared he for religious distinctions. Every man must eat bread—(Laughter.) Why should, then, ...

... office, he had put down the name General Bonrke, now Sir Richard Bourke for the governorship of New South bad been brought up in Whig principles, i he (Sir continued office. Lord Goderic! his successor the colonial office, a man who was now classed with the ...

... British Constitution. Should the Whigs win the game, alas for our Protestant institutions in Church and State But should the Conservatives triumph and it will be tbeir own fault if they don't the constitution saved the Whigs, the sappers and miners that glorious ...

... that their lives will be saved, to atone for their former faults ■ and that they who have been misled by the Whigs and the speeches of the Whigs_(great applause)-those who have been misled the ministers of the crown— (Applause)—and the example of tbe whole ...