... conduct of the working men will justify f4 . a further extension of the franchise to their class, the h Tories, and moderate Whigs, chuckling in the r anticipation that the rioting, bribery, treating, and v general corruption, will justify them in holding ...

... that the operatives at Coewr sin n 4ete min as ever to stand -b th xeuis; so long asthear sub- scriptons cotmusY, went In. Whig thek. saw ihefri de. termination, he' thought they, I aimsdtheyr syapat adsup.port by their wilith~ difficulties and privation ...

... subject a. ,bore amongst all but earnest ?? reformers. At present, there is sufficient power is ;amongst the Conservatives and Whigs to jseeire possession of the House for 'ministerial pur- U a poses- on one side 'for the other, d - any 'popu-' n lar change ...

... 'yesterday there was a very serious i .4 Ofa itchen boier, by which one life was :.aantaneqasly sacrificed and three other persons Whig, las~t Dcemberz suffer ed frona the same 0cause at any 'OW residence, I feel called upon to I'v thswtig thve thi, warht, g ...

... 'injbrity 'of - ies ' at the mercy of a supprior, inl in such ?? is little political freedom to b' 'enjoyeil either' .under.n; Whig, Tory, or Rfadical employer. The evil lies entirely in tliefact that the land of GreM anritain is a Monopoly. It has been said ...

... HiQ~res, Ecq;;. charged- with unlawfuly and wilfidly-ne lct ing 1g sppl propr food, clothing, and nearismn'ohgrhlOathe- rine Whig. 'Mr. Litt]ecndcedte aefor the prseecution ; tdhe On h -_ esn dhe lived iin Davies-4tretDl-tet eeI h haltb or- blocking up ...

... this, a'soeiation. 'Year rouneil Is pleased to fled that the members are of all shades of polities and sosial conditions. The Whig sad Con. ji servativa, the rich end the poor, the educated-and the compa- n nativel uneducated, all mneet in this. as~ocoiton ...

... giving some vague liberal satisfaction, without prepar-. Ingany future inconvenience for themselves. Let their . make these Whig or Toryi Conservative or'iberal, ent.eraca understandhthatmnetheir opinion, on the nio chrchand tat deendin a large measure ...

... for the defendant. ?? ourt ?? Oommon Pleas, Vub!llnt de- to sh8a, On it .wil find tbat tbhe have done a real serviso to the Whig Mtelatr 'an' 1;he1Vei 'iorter , and a real injury to the natlonal'eaUE of lIelnd. ^ ..;il - FOREIGN,..,-.. The-Empress Euni ...

... good to Ireland >and we believe thatthose who are induced to share in -it will iid that they have done a real service to the Whig Ministry and their supporters, and a real injury to the national cause of Ireland. FOREIGN. r King Viotor Emmanuel left Naples ...