... condition, that they bear the weight of their large baskets the whole day, and never lay them down to rest. Any influential Whig could put an end to this tor- turing regulation.] Mr. Barr, watchmaker, was fined 2s. Cd. for allowing some boxes to remain ...

... a dominant sect and party, theve is no middle, course. If we must believe that such a vnst assumption of power, whether by Whigs or Tories, will be generally and permnlenltly sanctionaC(, we must conclude thattlheeund of tthe natiouiil liberties and pro- ...

... pollice) did n~o~tpahi me so mueh as the ceruelty I asia coiipelled to ~ii~tnsig. , . ;A little out Ofrstooktn 'ire met ai'wari Wh~ig . riend of 'mlbe''eotibg in a glg.' tiI got' off 'the' coach and told him what had happened to me. HEsaid it was avpity. Leofficsr ...

... if askeO his opinion of Mr Bright, say something more forcible even than that. The devil, he once said, was the first Whig.1 Mr Elaine, the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United states, left New York Yesterday morning on a visit to ...

... asreuifd right the parliament may confer upon tnraissiofere! How deepa1d sagacious these D~t~st be ! What a precious thing Whig legis- ]5si Verily, we must nowv be 'the envy of Diding nationS, nnd the admiration of the s evident that many of their lordships ...

... a Prime Minister down to the most blackguard Justice of Peace, who is 16* enough to betray his country in the Character 4fa Whig Ministerial Tool, this conspiracy is under- stood and acted upon. The greatconstitutionel, right of every man to POSSESS ARMS ...

... the origin of the late triots in that town, when it is hoped that the disturbances will be traced to a few villainous 3Tory-whigs, who, having commenced the work, Ewent and gave infovnmation to the authorities. RAILWAY MILEAGE DUTIEs.-A table append- ed ...

... Dunlop has caused a vacancy in the ?? the. County of yr. There are now four candidates for, the seat, a Whig, a' Tory, and two chartieta ! The Whig s J3~r Ca pbel oCragie; the Tory, Lord ~Kelbahrie; and the Chartists, Mr Bailie Craig ai~d 1&1r Feargus ...

... con- tended, with unfluseltitg perseverauce, in the 11ew poor-law comtittee, on the side of humanity, a. gainst the array of Whig and Radical economlisits by whlom the poor are considered as only parts of the osachitnery of productiont, whicls should be ...

... mathematical title, he is the absolute cube of liars, and is not to be heeded in any case, except those where truth makes for the Whigs, if any such rare case ever occurs. Well; the people ought now (this being the state of the law) to get hold of a omrnissioaer ...

... Why, as far as possible, to revive our commerce, and make all the comforts of life accessible to the poor.- But when did the Whigs find it necessary that all ar- ticles of food should be accessible [hear, and hisses]. Ary one who would say that the Wigs ...

... other whigs. Under Mr Canning he accepted the office of chief secretary to the lord lieutenant of Ireland, and in that country the Roman catholic party hailed his ad- vent with triumph. The sort of temporary alienation l from the extreme whigs which MvIr ...