... Tories approaches to equality,'to ibe prepared wsth one purely Radical candidate, and' to make the Whigs the offer of combining to bring in one pure.Whig of' tseiir choice, on condition of receiving the like assistance in Tre- turn. The question which ...

... property ever perpetrated. .rhey think, if they can succeed in fastening the blame of it upon the Whigs, they may at last thrust them out of office; the Whigs imagine that if they can throw it upon the masses, the timid, time-serving, party-coloured middle ...

... AN UNFORTUNATE ADVOCATE. The Whigs, it seems, have recently brought in a bill to regulate and enlarge the summary jurisdiction of justices of the peace. In this bill there is a clause by which every clerk to justices is to be restrained, under a penalty ...

... execution -that the GALL 0 IFS is preparing. Men and women of England, shall this be ? Will you suffer the base and brutal Whigs thus to sacrifice ?? brave and honest hearted men-whose only crime was--love of freedom and the happiness of their fellow ...

... He would not shame a Whig even, by asking what Baynes deserved. He forgave him, for he (Baynes) would gnash his teeth yet, and hate the company of himself.-(Hear.) Mr. Oastler had next to ask subscriptions of them to, defeat the Whig hirelings in crushing ...

... people, and the sustenance of' the poor, while they throw on the people the Church and Poor Rates; that the base hypocriticall Whig; and ci-devant or soi-disant radicalpaty' who now fill the government of this country; a1post they ob tained only to falsify ...

... CONSIDERED. From ans article snlder this bead in Tail's 111aga- zine, we give thle following extracts:- TlE WHIGS. There have been often seen, in the Whig party, men of line intellect and generous feelings, whose.senstinisents as well as position made them ...

... was Lever brought in at all. The fate of these four measures, avowedly on -the iart of the Whigs, of such paramount importance, ats us into the spirit of Whig legislation. Their neasures are as abandoned as themselves. Let us ook at Lyndhurst's list. ...

... pened the eyes of the working men, of England to Whig treachery and Whig intentions; they instintl separated from them and ever will remain so; for they manottbelieve the shallow sophistry, that, if the Whigs bad more power they would do good to the peole ...

... police Bill which dishonestly purports to be one for the metro- polis and its neighbourhood, who that is unac- quainted with Whig scheming would expect to find provisions for centralizing, under some police dicta- tors in London, the police of a great part ...

... course. In Edinburgh, the most Whiggish of cities, a vote of approval cannot be obtained on the most unques- tionable point of Whig policy; and the local press lthroughout the country is as the thousand echoes of a single voice. Journal answers to journal ...

... measures. 1o the next session of Parliament, the Whigs will learn that it is im- possible for the government to be carried ion, while parties are on the balance, as they now are in the House of Commons. The Whigs may have recourse, in order to strengthen their ...