... this poor widow, but cannot prevail, T'o &a.It i.i the workliouse on Rlichmond's grand scale; ?? the Scottish, Malthusian, Whig dietree.-(dietary)- (tn Lennox's Nectar* and skilligalee. lie age of this widow is threescore and ten, Iler piivations I cannot ...

... FOT' THE MONTH. TAsI Nineteeuth Century.-A paper by Earl Cowper on ' Cessarism expresses the natural apprehensions which a Whig mey entertain of the uses to which our Democracy may pat the absolute powers which are now confided to I them. Eanl Cowper ...

... following, for instance, as a proof in point' If I be to judge from the language of your manifesto, you mean to push on, as the Whigs did, the whole of this system, which cost the industrious anti laborious peeple of this country about SEVEN MILLIONS OF POUNDS ...

... 13, 1836. 'TIHOMAS SUTI'ON. ;, Jarnes-buildings, Mark's-hill, Walcot. A PARODY ON THE LITANY. chott Whigs antI Tories good Lonl deliver us. [The Whigs are hypocritical andil treacherous. The Tories are honest enemies but determilned to destroy tie liber4ies ...

... will not support this either. 111. The People demand the abolition of the Corn Laws. The Ministers refuse this :* and the Whigs, as a body, are strongly suspected-and we fear justly-uf being opposed to this righteous and equal measure; which, however ...

... combative spirit, into the citadel of British legislationi. -E~arl Cowpor Icontributes afurther paper on tho subject of 'The Whigs, a rejoinder to 1AProtest against Whiggery. At the present moment, thinks thee writer, there is at least ns much danger ...

... Mcembers of Parliament. ?? aboli tioi of (CIlurcIl Rates. 10. Refourn ill theArmvy. 11. Reform in thie uiversitius. Take them, Whigs, or leave them. A TABE, Showing the Compositioll of thle prcsent Reformed ?? of commons. Alarquesses . . . Earls Viseonnts ...

... the trial, it ' The whole county wan intensely excited. The M trial had ansumed a political aspeot. The man on P trial was a Whig, and the man killed was a hi Democrat, the party lines were closely drawn, is and the friends of the dead man were clamorous ...

... this study of the three F's.-A Stroll with Corkhouse gratifes the imaginative Tory with a dialogue between Radical and Whig on the state of public affairs, in which the former is made to advocate Democratic measures not on their merits, but for their ...

... n, I E ffie ldter evem unpsasig is Bar efinhis sryttaciu , 1 while Judge Perrns was the only more of the Conr suspected of Whig predilections. The reslt as ntlly b verdict of Guilty. The atter subsquy came d before the House of Lords in the fba S an ...

... Cabinet was no casy job, To consist of rad, rantel, peer, peelite, ami(] snob And to feed a whsole litter of opcei-montlit'll Whigs, When the tcats were by iio mclal.5 is thick as the pigs. And 'twas painful to east airily faithful uld friends, Like suckl'd ...

... 51INSTER. TIIE xTRE, ON THE IiORi.NINU Or T1E IFaTEHSToI OP NOVEZMBEI NEIT. Once more on these boards we solicit your aid, Whigs rads, and destruetives of every shlde To-night we begin a new season-and here, As manager R-ss-11, again I appear To enact ...