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... committed is 124; the number now in prison is 26 ; the number committed, according to the previous returns, was 77. LET THE WHIGS READ AND STAND AGHAST. ODD TOKEN OF RESPECT.- At Dieppe the Duchess de Bern is declared to retain so much of the good wishes ...
... hatred of the nation. The Whigs have increased the standing army by adding to it eight thousand men—by rendering that instrument of destruction nearly one hundred thousand strong. The Whigs have left the corn laws unrepealed ; the Whigs have not abolished the ...
... to practical use at this nionientous crisis of Reform; and a short disqui.sitton on the. English Constitution, by a Reformed Whig. With a highly-finished Likeness of kis present Majesty—the best Likeness that has appeared. The Portrait of his Majesty may ...
... 1 a t\ft--- LONDON, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1832. TUE Waverers are in high glee, and are bold in alleging that the Whigs must vanish from office, and that the Tories will now step into the current of reform, and rundown the stream calmly and contentedly ...
... collection of that most odious tax be enforced by Whig bayonets? For this simple reason, we suspect, — because the amount, when collected, will prove highly advantageous to the Whig pockets. One Whig duke, for example, claims the tithes of not less than ...
... supporting their families by such advocacy (!) the moment the Whigs came into place, turned round, left the working classes, joined the Whigs, and almost foamed at the mouth in favour of the Whig humbug. Such is the dignified and gentlemanly language employed ...
... attention. While, Sir, the periodical press teems with animadversions on the conduct of Mr. Hunt; and while I see both the Whig and Radical portion of that press engaged in a warfare against him, I conceive it to be my duty, as a sincere radical reformer ...
... two factions, and the cry The Whigs are the first to give tongue on .ord JOHN RUSSE LL has been speechifya Devonshire. And why? Because lty in getting promises of votes! Thus Jestion of the ballot is to be determined le Whigs, because Lord JOHN ItyssEcti ...
... knowledge being another of the unwise and cruel ex - actions to which the English community is subjected ! The language of the Whig and Tory press on this occasion ought to afford the people an instructive lesson as to the feelings and pretensions of the ...
... any injury. I cannot follow logical process by which it is demonstrated that every one whose name is Perry, is of course a Whig, nor accede to the moral doctrine that it is inconsistent with the character of a good radical, to relieve the distresses ...
... equally declared , then, should the law for the colodious tax be enforced by - Whig is simple reason, we suspect,-4 when collected, will prove highly Whig pockets. One Whig duke, the tithes of not less than twenty. . Let the un-English Mr. STANors explain ...
... yet a young Man, he wrote a pamphlet in favour of 'ati afirestricted regency, in the hope of attracting the notice of the Whigs. The pamphlet felfstifkborn from the press; Wt the author, stung with ,mortification, departed for France . ; where he arrived ...