... Repealers. Repeal the Poer Law Amendment Act ! No Bastile! Aro Skilly! was all their cry. The Whigs here were considered to be of a better breed than many Whigs, but Mr. Acland's visit has torn offthe mask. It hes stripped the wolf of its sheep's clothing ...

... wily, and at the same time a more clumsy, piece of legislative legerdemain has never been pro- dumed in the annals of 'even Whig shuffling, hypocritical, and blundering legislation. ...

... TWELVE THOUSAND WOMEN. Whigs, Tories, plunderers, usurpers, tyrants, and n under whatever name you live in breeches, look d above and tremble. Petticoat government is a i, thing that you profess to despise, but to which at g length you must yield. It ...

... the Reform B ill, and yon shiall have t you fllest measure of pohiticg rights. (Cheers.) WIellthey heat the 'Tories for the Whigs, and iuttead of redeemnis those pled-ges which carried Reform, they join the Tories in heating their old 0 frienids, the Radicals' ...

... AD1TOK2 OF THE NORTHERN STAR. London, May 2nd, 1838. MI DFE.Nt Sim,-Yot will see, by the Morning P~pe-s of Jeatclday, that the Whig panacea for Ireland's woes, a.;j(ju the Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill, was on M4oday night, after a debate of some length on ...

... and yet supporting his government, lest E they should lose the reward of their corruption. 4 What boots it to us whether Whigs or Tories are in office, if having made up our minids to the attain. ment of a certain object, both parties are equally opposed ...

... when one of the con- astitntional Guardians seized it. Hereupon a n scene which cannot well be described took place. ly The Whigs were dra giag one wi'ay, with a 6sintly th en person like 'a reporter'assisting them.;. while ?? held their ground, insisbng ...

... before, the worthy magistrate seemed we deliberating how he should best reconcile the sal parties. de NOT PREPARsD.-At a late Whig meeting, a W spouterwascalleduponto move a resolution. He- began his harrangue by informing the meeting that he was altogether ...

... doors, be held every day, to watch the preogress o this new Whig nttack upon the rights of the poor. On this subject let uts lny aside all party fee]ing; let not the question be, Are you a Tory, Whig, or Radical, but let the sole inmqiry be, Are you resolved ...

... censoriousnesss of shallow politicians. For example: Mr. Baines, the Whig Member for Leeds, and its baeon has perfect scorn for that section of the Liberals h10 are blhinit to the wisdom of the Whig-Radical policy of keep- ing out the Tories. He knows the ...

... precipitate friends. We explained the diiterent position which he, Is an Opposition Leader, has maintained, to that which the Whigs would be likely to iccupy; and he boasts of the gradual re-action which has taken Place in favoir ofbhi party! But aas! he ...

... come down here, { meck me upon the platform, and he will find that 1,7s' disease is not contagious-(cheers ;)-for be he o 'Whig or be he Tory, I clallenge him to join in the v debate: indeed, I challenge all, and let those who ' assume ?? prerogative ...