... at the open- ing of Parliament, tIhe removal of the evils which affect the health and welfare of her Majesty's subjects. Whigs care nothing for promises; they break faith for convenience, and take credit, to themselves for getting clumsily out of di ...

... parties in the House of Comum1ons that no strong /dhtistmy can now be formned unon the present systemu. In fact, with the Whigs coutinuing to hold powes up tile 'st precarious tenure,-with Peel's party utterly Uuiable to tale thleir ?? the Protectionists ...

... and ommissions to root, out the abuses of the Church, we ee but little probability that his probably will ecome a reality. Whig ministens are the last minis- mrs to abandon a .lucrative sinecure, or a profitable. ib. After all, the only proper and effective ...

... enforcing as far as practical; a perfect sys- tom of ventilation. This Bill met with the' most determined -opposition from the Whig M11inistiers, even in the ftee of the earnest recommendations of their nOW commissioners, Sir ?? De Ia Beche and Dr. Lyon Playfair ...

... Speech, and Publication, I earnestly appeal to engage in thi struggle with redoubled ardour. Consider the insolence c the Whigs and their tyrannical majority. They keto tha by r'epealing the Taies oil Knowledge they might ensure th emaplyment of teos ...

... and the political economists, with the following uninistillcable f}iale - 'lor the first tune in the history of time world a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer lihd a surplus the other day.. He did not know wlhat to do with it, the event was so unaccountable ...

... work. ,But there is one phase of the case that makes the course you have adopted appear inconsistent in the extreme even in a Whig, which is that you, belonging to the free church of Scotland, which has barely got its breath after a life or death struggle ...

... 1IOUSE 01, CoRRECT1oN.-We bcarn Nith extrere' rcvertethat Mrs. EtiSSell, thle industrious, WYorthy, and joitlovent VItIttI to Whig tyretify, Is itt great nerd; in fact, that onliest about tonl pounidts cnnl be i'oteil tli e~aoy es lfand tunteroes fltuity ...

... a fierce struggle which termicated in the defeat of the proteotionists; and now it re-appoared under thc auspices of an old Whig and free trade member, as a warning to them that they must reverse their policy. The distress of tile worklng classes had becn ...

... sooner or later, the superstructure, which is based on the ruin and misery of the proletarian classes, must fall. The vietims of Whig spies and informers are emerging from their dungeons, apparently with increased ardour and affection for the principles of ...

... quite ins keeping with the former legislation of past and present governments. And we think that the present administration, Whigs though they be, will not lhave the hardihood to say, brazen-faced as they are, that the miners are not as justly entitled to ...

... and a deceitful betrayer; but, in thee end, the men of ?? igh principle are destined to triumph. One thing we promise the Whigs-they shall regret the day oil which they - bartered constitutional law and the cause of humanity for the confidenes of a handful ...