... empire. If the devilish plea of economy put forth by the Whigs upon every occasion have not been already exposed to the scorn of the merest tyro in the school of Cocker, surely this array of Whig designs, openly avowed and only awaiting the convenient ...

... The Attorney-General having stated the case tothe jury, called witnesses to prove that Webster was an active agent for the Whig party. Robert Adams was sworn. On his cross.examination the following scene occurred:- Mr. Serjeant Shea.-Now, Sir, tell me ...

... Derby could not them posi- tively calculate on etoler than a passive.nnsjrity. The opposition to the Whig Government was founded on the obection to the Whig Reform Bill as a meeaure that did not represent the feel- ings of the country. Under the av'owed inspira- ...

... tiiagislrat is to say that party firsiig tias not enteredl intolthe disceussion ; atill thc et uf Psarlointlent is of Whig origin and of Whig chisracter. We Ilnk iilptn it as sri exaniple of the *iti ?? hetvecit lile ?? great paT- ties. Ihe Ttries have aill ...

... It is contrary . to the genius of Whiggism to respect that freedom wvich spurts their yoke. To judge by their professions, Whigs are the most careful of the liberties of the people, but great talkers, &c.--tbe proverb is somewhiat rniisty, but true in ...

... Wbateverthe cause ma be, we re3oice at such an advent, because it will show thie since. rity of those who cling to the name of Whig, and affect disgust at the proceedings, the character,and the language of this bloated demagogue. If Mr.' Frame, and those ...

... thought he is still in the neighbourhcod of Belfast, and that he wtil ultimately surrender himself to the authorities.-Nor. them Whig. ...

... no house for the session. The most important division in the Commons was that on Mr. M. Gibson's amendment, which threw the Whig administration out of office. I i I I I I ...

... TALLYMAN'S ACCOUNT. William MaO-flcie, Ipswich, v. A. Laudmore, labourer Stowmarket.-Clalm 14s. 6d. laintiff proddueed his book whig h contalned entries Supplied Ddefendant said he never saw plpai ntiffn his house until afte hi wif we dea an buredwhic tok ...

... who were suffer- ing under the tyranny of the Tories and the trev~r.ebe v \1i the Whigs. He had no doubt that he should be. sinkif, out as their next victim, but if the Whigs dared to sends him there, the brave Mworking.men of England wrould comne in their ...

... liable to serve the office of Overseer. Mr. H&aMMOND had understood that they were to have two Whigs and two Tories, and desired to know who were the two Whigs, Mr. PRESTON: Borking and Lessey. Mr. CoBn inquired if Mr. Preston had seen Mr. Bork. ing and ...

... sureties of £500 cach. KLMAUNoOCic ELECTIoN.-This election tookplace on Tuesday last, and the result was as follows :-Bouveri:5 (Whig Radical), 389; Prince (Conservative), 379; Vin- cent (Chartist),9S-majority for Bouveile, 10. CH11URC RATES. NOVEL CASE.-At ...