... this Journal came into the hands of its proprietors on the April last, are well kuown our numerous readers. We hold neither Whig Tory, nor latitudinarian principles. We are Radical to the back bone ; the rights of man irrespective of class, and the cause ...

... lecturer commenced his remarks by saying that he was going to ask them question. He was not going to ask them whether they were whigs, tories, or radicals, nor whether they were Independents or Baptists ; but was going to ask them whether they were readers ...

... of the town. So say we, but what fulsomeness is this on their part ! Do we want Judas Rochdale Here he is straightforward Whig ! Here are the men who profess to be untrammelled party or faction ! innocent of clap trap men who can see designing ...

... Messrs. Lawton printed that we ascertained that the five-ward Whigs had been negotiating with them to print another paper iv the five-ward Whig interest. The scheme was secretly and dishonourably laid to deprive the Observer of its business connection, and ...

... defection, Whig blindness. Whig treachery and duplicity. Their fall should be a warning to the rising generation. What boots it if the Whigs maka large professions, if they do those things they ought not to do, and leave undone those things they ought to ...

... features of your old friend, sec this other part of the sloven foot referred to, and believe him still to be a perfect Whig. Men of this, the Whig, character are and always have been, all but Omnipotent Omniscient too, when out of office, and then their attention ...

... PARALLEL FOR THE ROCHDALE WHIGS. is related of O'Counell, that he once beat down a huxter woman, iv Dublin, who kept a fis:i stall. O'Connell wagered that he would beat her fairly, and he did it in this style. He had called her a parallelogram, when ...

... out unscathed. The Whig. are welcome to dross like this, while the Radicals stick to the pure thing itself. The honest Radical burgesses of Rochdale will be able to make their choice without any direction this matter from the Whigs. Their green visuals ...

... AND GENERAL. How the Whigs can tell Lies.—Our contemporary the Standard has the impudeLce to put the following upon its bill-heads :— The Rochdale Standard, the only newspaper printed in Eochdale. Who could place confidence in Whigs who wilfully print ...

... the good of the town. Had the Whigs, according to agreement, prepared their list, and accepted that of the Burgess Association in exchange, that result, perhaps, might have been accomplished. Insignificant though the Whigs were, it was deemed ad/isablo ...

... one following the day of such election, unless such day Sunday, and then the Monday following. «♦ THE WHIGS CONVICTED OUT OF E 111 OWN MOUTHS. The Whigs say are unworthy of notice, and yet are so bent on raising the wind that they cannot be quiet. So beaten ...

... Nature, Ragged School Rhymes, ...