... evil by the rigid enforcement of the Vagrant Act, as hi of Mr. John Lamb, a Quaker correspondent of the after Ire- Northern Whig, who hae returned from' 'a tour you, art- through the midland and southern counties, re- mon mHs, marks that the shrewd, ...

... the of evil by the rigid enforcement of the Vagrant Act. as of Mr. John Lamb, a Quaker correspondent of the aft ire- Northern Whig, who has returned from a tour yoi srt- through the midland and southern counties, re- mc ms, marks that the shrewd, hard ...

... of Randeliltown, county of Meath, and a by I ?r. connexion of Sir Williami's, had commen~ced. a canl laid he vass among the Whigs of Drogheda.. star )Is CASE or THE LORD MxYro. - in the Court of day . Queen's Bench on Monday there was again a dif. to I ...

... 'of Randelstown,couint~yofMeath, and a by 'dae~r 'connexi~oh of Sir Willmm, had commenced a can.I la' ithe ~s azi aoig the 'Whigs of ]Jrogheda. ?? 'Cut'o Cnpa CASEOF'TRi L~M 'MxrAi. - In t Cuto;da~ ?? onf Monday there' was again ai-to 'ference amongst ...

... Randelstbwn, county of Meath, an laidy or] *r. connexion of Sir' William's, had coimmenced a can ltaidio he vase among the Whigs of Drogheada. a2 CAsx ox Tna LORD MxYroa.- .In the' Court of day di ueea's Bench on Monday there was again a dif- to thi ference ...

... necessity of, Or petition l for, a further extension of reform, and anobselete l act was produced to prove the illegality. The Whigs tare now in danger; and the people are' invited by imen bearing large bills, to rush totheii~ddnrs of the house, ands, keep ...

... their.'latiorers' !to ts the union, but to employ,. them out of cailtal. ;The' b farmers did so, 'nnd how did the despicable Whigs' c evince .their gratitude.* They secretly employed st Mr. Baines,' ?? Law Commissioner, to falsify' T areturn in order to ...

... tior ties were approved of, and Thomas Jones was ec released from the brutal treatment he has un- cc just.ly suffered under Whig tyranny. The Committee, in conclusion, beg to ten- ul der their sincere and grateful thanks to Mr. G. W. M. Reynolds foi. his ...

... required sure- ties were approved of, and Thomas Jones was released from the brutal treatment he has un- iustly suffered under Whig tyranny. The Committee, in conclusion, beg to ten- der their sincere-and grateful thanks to Mr. G. W. M. Reynolds for his kindness ...

... sure- p ties were approved of, and Thomas Jones was A released from the brutal treatment he has un- D justly suffered under Whig tyranny. The Committees in conclusion, beg to ten. 1 der their sincere and grateful thanks to Mr. G. W. M. Reynolds for his ...

... feel cool when they see the commencement of what appears a similar conspiracy to entrap them within the meshes of the law. The Whig Cabinet have ac- quired inefaceable infamy for the disgraceful manner in which they encouraged, and took advantage of a few ...

... canvas, and the Whigs offered I to defray the expense of the Chartist can- rvas, which was wisely refused. After a des- perate struggle, in the worst ward in the town for Chartist influence, the final state of the poll twas as ?? (Whig) 228; Shav? (Tory) ...