... Commons in extri- cating themselves from the faNsM position in which they stand. At all events, the predicament in which Ithe Whigs have placed themselves is miserable. They are forced to appeal to that House which only ,s~few years ago, they declared a nuisance ...

... i' ?? time has now arrived when the FsLpoor and humble Victims to thei brutal trciia- id ment of the cowardly and dastardly Whigs, rvnvt r-necessarily be released from their damp and glominy dungeons, bearing the marks of their incrat an:t e- kind usage ...

... -The time has now arrived when the ti .Lt poor and humble Victims to the brutal treat- T meat of the cowardly and dastardly Whigs, must 0! necessarily be releabed from their damp and gloomy a' dungeons, bearing the marks of their ' liberal an i1 kind usage ...

... Committee to transfer a tregular weekly contribution towards the mainten-l o nce of Mr. Vincent, during his imprisonment, the Whigs having granted him permission to furnish .himself with such articles of food and clothing as l l may be necessary for his health ...

... Profts arising from the Sale of the same will be applied to the Relief of the Wives and Families of the unjustly Incarcerated Whig Victims. Leeds- Printed by A. Mann, Central-Market, and Published by the Committee of the Leeds Dis- trict of the National ...

... Gireat Eosiosue, APPeletoii-le. Mtirs, Lastllrgham and 5lutttori-le-fbile, near Kirb~moorslde anid Helmsley, In the folio whig Lots: Lotl1. I he WVYTHES FARM. leictg Freehold end Tithe Free, and comprising a good Farm Houltee with suitable Olutbuild ...

... ReninlscenceH of Year IS13 iu Germany--IV. A few H'iurs at Hamupton Court-V. The Contrabsudist-Vi. The Mlonarch of Bath-VIL Whig and Tori'. A Metrical Meditation- VIII. One Quarter More. A New Song-IN. The Beauty Draught L -X-On Populatlon-Xl. Charles-Edward ...

... Saturday, May 16,) conmuins O'Connor and Colonel Thompsoa for Leicestcr ; More Popery in a small way ; The Lmeiestor Whigs broughit to the test; Sham-Ralical coacxin`g ?? Lives of the Commonwealthsten n Pvm cntinued ; Colonel Thompson's ans-evr ...

... (Published Saturday, May 15,) coutains O'Connor and Colonel Thompson for Leicester; More Popery in a small way; The Leicester Whigs brought to the test Sham-Ilafical coaxing Lives of the Commonwealthssmen: Pv continued ; Colonel Thompson's answer to John ...

... speaks well for the intelligence and , sense of the ?? Mloral World. No. 15, (published Saturday, May 22,) colitaint . The Whigs at their death-straggle-tte fortheean ing battle ; Mr. Win. Biggs s renegas1ltn ; A' attempt to unravel a local mystery ...

... with Mr. Ibbotson, to vindicate his political consistency n. against allgainsayers and doubters. He declared himself ald a Whig, favourable to gradual but not organic changes. Aid so lately as January last, he presented himself at a eat political dinner ...

... intelligeuce and good sense of the ?? Moral lVor-ld. No. 16, (published Saturday, May 29,) contains ' Deliberate Suicide of the Whig,;' * necessity of adhering to old-fashioned argument; Lives of the Commonwealthsmen : John Pym concluded; Letter of Col ...