... which Mr. Pitt recognised and acted upon, when lie resigned and broke up his Government in 1801 ; which Lord Grenville and the Whigs of his cabinet obeyed when, in 1807, they left office rather than yield to the unconstitutional demand of tlie King, that they ...

... passengers, :11.700 in specie, and the usual mails. The Oficial returns of the Now York nate alcetione show a decrease in the Whig nuke, although the candidate for governorship was fettered. The mull, as now ascertained. was (whie),2l4.Xl3:Seymour (denewrat) ...

... it might be attained. . The true base of Financial, was Parliamenuary Re- Dform; without that, if taxes were removed by h Whigs or Tories they might be put on again; but e once let Parliamentary Reform be secured, and such aa result would be impossible ...

... Liberator himself, but which latterly h he placed in abeyance, in hopes of attaining some benefit to his country from the Whigs? Is it a crime to be a Chartist? If so show us2 f where the crime exists, in order that we mnaye abandon it. t The Liberator ...

... recent movement of the Pope as the necessary con- sequence of the Catholic Emancipation Act, and taunts the Premier and the Whigs, who supported that act, for not foreseeing what has now occurred. Mr. Roebuck's declamation on this point, however, is ...

... to the letter too ?? Dawson supported -the resolau tion.-Mr. Bouchier: No man in existence has a. greater contempt for the Whigs than I have and always bad. (Cheers.) -I consider them to be a place-hunting, dispicable set, ready to turn party against party ...

... Clayton, and Webster. Of these the most important is that of Mr. Clayton, which he indirectly points to General Scott as the Whig candidate for the next Presidency of the Republic. Mr. Johnson, the Vice President under Martin Van Buren died on the 19th ...

... was the conduct of the Whig party when they, with great honour to themselves, aided their opponents in passing the Emancipation Act in 1529. They then gloriously belied the oft-repeated im- putation upon one who was once a great Whig, and they did not ...

... Buren, died on the 19th ult. The majority for Washington Hunt (Whig) as Governor of the State of New York, was very trifling, and lias led to grave doubts as to the possibility of the Whigs , maintaining their ground in the empire state. President Fillmore ...

... service, and vice-presi- U. dent of the Republic under Martin Van Buren, died on the ly9thult. majority for Waahigton Hunt (Whig) as t overnor the State of New York, wee very trifling, and le thas led to grave doubts as to the possibility of the Wlsigs ...

... Liberator himself, but which latterly t he placed in abeyance, in hopes of attaining some benefit to his country from the Whigs ? Is it a crime to be a Chartist? If so show us e where the crime exists, in order that we may e abandon it. t The Liberator ...

... applied to the letter too ?? Dawson supported the resolu- tion.-Mr. Bouchier: No man in existence has a greater contempt for the Whigs than I have and ilways had. (Cheers.) I consider them to be a place-hunting, dispicable set, ready to turn party against party ...