... Lowgate, by Mr. W. C. STAFFORD, On the Condition of the Labouring Classes, as afWected by the operation of Conservative and Whig-Radical r prinC i~ples. To commence at Half-past Seven o'Clock. GEO. MILNER, Jull., H - RICHD, CONKERTON, Jun.,5 . ecs. H1 ...

... The Catechism of Music. r LONDON: DARTON AND CLARK, HOLBORN HILL. FOURTH EDITION. d THE MINISTERIAL MEASURES-MEETING y OF THE WHIG AND LEAGUERS. i-- THIS DAY, [From the Sun.] A very numerously attended meeting of Liberal . Members was held this forenoon ...

... value, no fewer than 116,279, or about nine-fifteenths. Sr This takes in the agricultural districts, After this, s, will the Whig-Radicals prate of the metropolitan le boroughs as an index of the intelligence, education, dand respectability of the country ...

... all Book- sellers in Town and Country. PORTRAIT OF JOHN MITCHEL. Specimens of a splendid portrait of the first vic tim of the Whig Treason Act, are now in posses. . sion of our agents. The portrait will be shortly ready for presentation. That of Smith O'Brien ...

... Book- sellers in Town and Country. PORTRAIT OF JOHN MITCHEL. Specimens of a .splendid portrait of the first vic tim of the Whig Treason Act, are now in posses- sion of our agents. The portrait will be shortly ready for presentation. That of Smith O'Brien ...

... August last; or apply to the Inventor for copies. 0, Tuesday ?sext, will be published, price Is.. EALIJAX ELEIUTION, 1852, a WHIG T HE MELODliAMlI':; IN TlIilEE AC S. May be had of LRYLAND and torN, anid WITrLP.Y and BooTH. ilalimaxl STANFIFI.D anid Ii ...

... Throne, the omnipotence of the Law, and the liberty and prosperity of the People. Disdaining thei factious distictions of Whig and Tory, it is my determination ever to pursue a manly and independenit course, equally removed from a slavish submission ...

... fTHE W'EST-RIDING OPERATIVES.E IFELLOWa.MBS,-YOU have been deceived by the Whigs whoma you plated in power ior the carrying out the great ji rinciples of thle Reform Bill. The Whigs would not havetb lpos essed the reins of Government at thivie efi hdD mot ...

... public men and of titled greenhorns, we never heard or read of any thing half so rich as this. Oh, happy ac- cident! That a Whig measure for the spoliation of the Protestant church should by the merest chance imaginable, attract the notice of Mr. Daniel ...

... AMay, pricer Is. Gid.. contt.1t15- ryo lafo~th College. T' lmoryOf. Majroductiofl to the New TestameI ?? nd'S J114try of the Whig Party,. 'loep teliv theb voyage of IILM.S.Ratlfezsnahe. lie Lialndi Romance of14 orthernErop. l 110't of ord JeffreY. re ...

... return of Mr O'Connor as Member for Nottingbam, by a . majority of THRBE HUNDRED AND SIXTY. SIX over Sir J. C. ilobhouse, the Whig President of the Board of Control. This is a blow which will tell,not only in England but in every part of Europe; a fact which ...

... dissolution of parlianient.-Plymouth Journal. The Gloucestersh-ire Vkhronkl0 draws at- tention to the subjdined - new trophy of Whig wisdom :- .By one' of the claues in the new newspaper act, we find that newspapers may be put into the post-office without ...