... and contended, with unflinching perseverance, in the New Poor Law Comumittee, on the side of humanity, against the array of Whig and Radical economists by whom the poor are considered as only parts of the machinery of production, which should be sub- ject ...

... deluding himself into the opinion that because the people have manifested in thee earest.ossible way l that they are sick of Whig trickery anfddishonesty, they are, therefore, necessarily anxioii5s to hail the returft'of Tory Domination. Our present governors ...

... recommended to the attention of all Whigs and Whig-Radicsls. By THiOMAS MURPHY, of St. Pancras. London, Clark. A sensible well-written history of the election pro- ceedings at Mary-le-bone, ever since 1832. The Whig war-cry of 1 Sink minor differences ...

... silently, and *as paetietly-and hopefully no thq circomatlances admoit. Lord )Prhamu'a anediation mug pacify Ca~nada,-the Whigs may do sometihin foribeland. We ?? jibon se.' We do not wisht to=artcipate eitheb' in theurtter adespbndency5' somgtif ther ...

... privileges of his order, and bestirring himself in the cause of justice for all. Seldom have we seen the deep villany of Whig and Tory politicians more unsparingly chas. tized than in this pamphlet, and the preceding letters ofthe Patriot. Heartily ...

... created an English Peer by the Whigs. Mr. Baines.-Eis son made Recorder of HuU. Mr. H. Berkeley, brother to a Lord of the Admiralty, and to a new Whig Peer. Mr. C. Berkeley, ditto. Lord Brabazon.--is father created a Peer by the Whig. Lord Clements, ditto. Mr ...

... rather, 'if he be a skapeerabe mans be mukt' needs be' ?? Whig or a Tor. 'T'B rersebf the ' .proposition is applied'a, tol BRefornes. 'Ifiao iidia' vidual be Wot a respsetablb man he clnot be a Whig or t*Tory. . SUcb,is the reasoning o'f tied Wjigig. and ...

... bypo'crisy and.exclosiveness. ; ?? inthe East i'a paper which, she s -much' talent. The 'Imbecilit'. an.cillh ' p f .the 1 Whig, Ministit in regara to our foreigjrelatjis is wvll and severely chastised ;. but, a is pvir 'the ase with writer wvhohhave ...

... quite so high a front or so de- termined a bearing as we might wish, he yet does mot spare to rehuke the oppressors, whether Whig or Tory, very sharply. The present number opens with a description of Wordsworth by the English Opium-eater, being the first ...

... sition they take the words 6 Whig gai us~ e by Mr. DEEGAN ,in speaking of the hook, and/,wil. fully misrepresenting them as being intended for a quotation from the bank,' try to make it s5eea'Vnn- likely that 'any Whig would have so written,,., Al this ...

... ' Here' a bottle of 'Tyrian dyei' Alters the heir instantaeteously, And, what is more, in a single niglat, WVili turn, a w(h~ig fromn btuck into white; As IM-lb-ne is 'getting exes'viely gray, Perhapait wouldehaaue hit' theothier tray;. But in any crse ...

... oaiad disorderly, proceedings at'E 'those who userp, for! the prisen4t the legislation of the-country. When the treaeherous Whigs were struggling to get into office, they promised to redress I the grievances of the working men. Had they O done so P' , (No ...