... COBBETT'S WHIG PROSECUTION. Mr. Cobbett was put on his trial on Thursday before a-jury (specially interested to find him guilty) for publishing in his Register of last December, some advice to the then distrurbed counties, with the intent of exciting ...

... YEARS TRANSPORTATIO5 WITH FELO; S-Good God ! can they think us human beings to submit to this! ! l this act- and the other WHIG AcT-of equal damnable tendency !-the act which in like'manver subjects us to seven years tramispor- tation, without trial, ...

... their over- powering oppressor---What! spend the country's gold in furthering the cause of Liberty! never, never, never; the WHIGS will give their full-sounding words -but empty purses--- Assist the starving !-no, they find the people rather restive under ...

... by the Whig Ministry to shackle the Press, and crush the free circulation of the opinions of the'people. He concluded by moving the following resolution :- That this- Meeting views with alarm and indignation the re- peated attempts of a Whig Ministry ...

... the disgusting scene which followed, you would have wanted no further evidence to have convinced you, that both the factions, Whig and Tory, are equally determined to extort in taxes from those who labour. in order to provide for, and pay those who do not ...

... recover their senses; let them put on the spectacles of necessity, and see throngh'them a magnified necessity, for Rejorm- not a Whig Reform-but a Reform to quiet and SATISFY the people at large;-let them do this, and then, and then only, they will succeed ...

... aldisingen uous and designing government have com- menced against you.; It would ill-become me to remain silent now that the Whigs are leaving no expedient unresorted to for the pur- pose of perpetuating the political ignorance of the most useful classes ...

... of the meeting to the too evident intention of the Oli- garchy to crush the People, evinced in the conduct of several of the Whig members of Government at a dirner in commemoration of that patriot of the people's rights, 'Major Cartwright, which, instead ...

... into other quar- ters: we depend upon you: do you but support us, and we cannot fail. As for these further persecutions of our Whig tyrants, as we have said before, we shall not waste.our time in attending to them; be our paper I illegal or not, we. dispute ...

... usurpations--who respects our feelings, for instance, even in depriving us of onr most unalienable rights. . Do the liberal Whigs, who unblushingly enforce the very wornt laws of the ' unjust usurpers 7 did Sir Francis Burdett himself, when he called ...

... Right. A l. B., subscription- is opened for the relief, support, and reward of all such persons as may become victims of the Whig Tyrants. THE THREE DAYS OF THE SECOND FRENCEH REVOLUTTION. * TJHE Working Classes of the Metropolis, and its vicinity., are ...

... That they would support the Poor Ifihn's Gaardian, and rather than it should be crushed by the machinations of the tyrannical whigs, many spirited workmen volunteered to be- come sellers. 3rd. The meeting came to an unanimous resolution in fa- vour of Universal ...