... rireir objects atnd ellinrts II I- ?? ito syiirjtihy iii tire pithlic oritd. To their or coils flit a sepreratiort frorr, tire W~higs anti ars intireetiond- tn e. Cest ciurrse of aicti un for themselves, tirese otisgitided ireis t v te itave not yet irt rwithr ...

... objection to re-ferrineg scich ?? to Helec eommiiittees, beecsjlje it might be sold that they wiere cmpoc-d of tieo mroruy Whigs or tori mirasny Tories, arid lie tnro tritlwryS exlremirely strxihaus to irvoid the introductionr of politics or iiytittitg ...

... violence or d Irsi ury thanl tlhe one we hav~e been speaikinggof.. In my ?? had bresi caused by aporliont' fa pal- Isade ; ran~whig that such iveiprns had been used, ?? that aas iry impressions at the time of tiroe operation. Myt relasons fat thinking so ...

... that ?? succeeded In striking c d off 232 from the lists, while the Whigs struck out only 41. This is gives the Tories a majority of 191 upon the revision. B ut there k are 310 n e* Whig claims, and 140 new Tory claims, which give id a majority fur the ...

... for the Whig Candidate at e the late general election, to be marked as suoporters of I what they call The Starvation BiD ; and their shops to be avoided. Their baseness has at length. roused a e spirit which defeats their malignity. Every Whig, and ...

... endeavours to obtain the total repeal of a law oppressive oii a class of people whose only offence was their poverty For that Whigs, Tories, and Radicals should combine, so that the poor might bless the day that had assembled them together for the establishment ...

... Jacob,-the mongrel Whig-ridden Tory, half Jew, half Christian, with a large ,slice of the Turk appertaining to each side; poor Jacob, being totally unfit for any society, was of course shoved to the'bottom of the poll, while the Whig-bewheedled, Tory Tom ...

... opposition to deency; without even the pretext oi the tyrant's plea, ccssity;X with. ut any: such justification have the Whigs appointed four new mnagistrates at Huddersfield, for no other earthly consideration than a view to the establish- ment of the ...

... Sunday. JUSTICE.--On Saturday 'last, the company assembled at the Three Horse Shoes, Park-lane, 1 consisting of Radicals, Whigs, and Tories, formed re themselves into a committee for receiving subscrip- tr tions to aid Feargus O'Connor, Esq., in prosecuting ...

... has arrived in London from Calcutta. The Whigs talk of getting him in for one of the seats to be vacated by the' Coronaiton Peerages. ie suspect lucky Toms!' is too astute to have any thing to do with the Whig concern in its present precarious state ...

... meeting out in front of the Hall; but the Whigs would not allow this. The working classes then adjoured to the Market-place, and from there to the Radical Association Room, where they settled their business. The Whigs ad- journed to the Man and Saddle, where ...

... variety, - and talent. The JAuts2al, estimates the meeting l at five hundred. The Gateshead Observer - paper, suspended between Whig contempt and Radi- ,cal suspicion, takes a noble field for guess, and jumps lbetween one thousand and twenty thousand. The ...