... domestic arrangements in the new state of society ; and Anti-Corn Law lecturers would only speak only to select coteries of Whig merchants and manufcturers, did they not announce theirs to be a poor man's question, which was to bring clothes to the back ...

... she always turned into the Pitd Bull, where she got drunk. Verdict- Accidental death. NEW PERS.-It is rusnoured among the Whigs that Sir Peter ftesketh Fleetwood, the Member for Preston, Sir Win. Somerville, Bart., M. P. tor Drogheda, and Sir W. L. Trelawny ...

... perfect as to admit of no amendment. I hope that nothing will occurat Edinburghl to split the friends of liberal principles. The Whigs are, for the present, very likely in the wrong; but I believe their error is only in judgment, and arises from the spi. rit ...

... appointed for the meeting of Par- liament, were delivered on Friday and Saturday last. Those of Viscount Melbourne, to the whig peers, were issued a few days previously. Circulars to the conservative members of the House of Commons, requesting their ...

... There was groaning when the meeting was opposite the magistrates' office. Heard M'Douall say, il A blood- thirsty set of Whigs for prosecuting Stephens. I ad- vise all men, women, and children to arm, and to do as they are doing ii, other parts of the ...

... on, re- turned a verdict for the ?? 5001. WiIG REFORM IN THiE CiuRcH. - A very in- struetive document, illustrative of the Whig mode of reforming the Church, has just been printed. It is a retusn made to the House of Commons of the number of persons appointed ...

... Com- mons, had, as yet, honesty, or courage, or maanlinems enough, to get up in his place, and denounce the brutal and bloody Whigs who sanctiomied the proceedings. This was a convincing proof that the working classes were poli- tical outcasts. Forhimself ...

... was placed in the lock-up for the night, and the Coroner's inquest was held on the following day. CANTERBlURY POLITIcs.-The Whigs have had a meeting at Canterbury, to express their disapprobation and abhorrence of the sentiments uttered by their mem- ber ...

... Mr. Ma- cauley has been returned: for Edinburgh, without a contest, and Mr. Alcock, the Whig, has been returned ,for Ludlowj against MT. Clire, the Tory. The Whig papers are -making much lbss about these two virttrids. Much good 'may they do them : ...

... case from their considera- tion. Mr. Cobbett addressed the jury for Thomason. Mr. O'Brien addressed the jury, and enlarged on Whig agitations of the period of the Reform Bill. Ayre, whose appearance is described as that of a labourer, also addressed the ...

... and his wig. When the room where the above outrage was perpetrated was examined, the prosecutor's spectacles were found, his whig was outside the door, and his watch was traced to have been pledged by Davis at a pawnbroker's shop in Westminster. When the ...

... found worthy of relief, he was quite certain that the institution would not leave her destitute. A PERTINENT QUESTION.-The Whigs did. not, as we said before, fall in battle; they fell asunder from in- trinmic weakness and decay. We. put it therefore to ...