... meeting was holden, the deputa- tion have waited upon some of the Whig Com- nmittees, in accordance with the ?? of the meeting. Amongst the rest, they have waited upon the -lunslet Whig Conmmittee, and communihated to them the rceoluttons come to at the ...

... they were votin0 for, having been in their stalls until summoned by ?? Whig heralds; but this they knew, they were paid for their services. A result so unexpectedly fortunate to the 'Whig Corn clique, was received with several rounds of cheering. They became ...

... hopes of the Whigs, and the anticipation of the Irish - place.hunters. Our policy then is to snap and break up every n p a Whig government professing other principles d the than those propounded by the reformers, and y t Orrelied upon by the Whigs. Our policy ...

... people of England struggled under Whig leaders for such a Par- to liamentary Reform as would~secure such alterations at in the system as their improved position in society e entitled them to. Within that time the Whigs had occasionally clutched power during ...

... censoriousnesss of shallow politicians. For example: Mr. Baines, the Whig Member for Leeds, and its baeon has perfect scorn for that section of the Liberals h10 are blhinit to the wisdom of the Whig-Radical policy of keep- ing out the Tories. He knows the ...

... THE TIHIEF CRY. REGISTERI REGISTERN! REGISTER! !! In no single instance of their whole career of Government have the Whigs yet perpetrated one act of common sense or common honesty. ' Doubledeal- ing, juggling, chicanery, and trick,' are the esseM- ...

... present moment Leeds' would have been represented by two pure Whigs; that is, two ?? Members, instead of being reduced to the humiliating con- dition of having a pure Tory and a Tory-Whig-a fixed Conservative, fald a s 1din barrister, 0, how have the ...

... down the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) That meeting had sealed their doom as a faction-(hear, hear)-and had strengthened'their (the Chartist) party. (Here three or four respeetable men said that they would enter that afternoon. Cheers.) They (the Whigs) had been ...

... obtaining that reduction the Whigs, were eventually forced to concede. Subsequen tly many members of that committee, in' connection with a number of working men, exerted themselves to raise subscriptions to pay the fines the Whigs imposed on Henry Hethenngton ...

... and Jones, Fear- gus O'Connor, and the Charter, and three groans for the Whigs.-From the York Herald. Let it be remembered that Mr. Red Head Yorke is the ?? nominee of the Whig Dundas, when a dissolution takes place; and, that the meet- ing, to which ...

... having said this, I really must go on to say rthat I draw a very great distinction betwixt the Whigs, the Radicals, and the Chartists. I look upon the Whigs 5 as a party as dishonest. (Hfear, hear, and applause.) e I am very sorry if I give pain to any ...

... piece m of craft, probably concocted with the Whigs, and intended By wri as a means of uniting the Whigs and Repealers in a great tr, league for the overthrow of the Government. is i TEE organs of the Whigs in this country declare in decided terms that ...