... children end wife Who We'i'Wwar to the knife ! . ho has involved es in a civil war *ith Canada ?-I The bloody and brutal Whigs.' Who ordered the Canadian town, of, St. Denis to be/ destroyed. by five and its inhabitants ?? '-'tdooy and brutul Whies ...

... last time 'lie lied the pledsure of addressing the'people,hle was .only - a'full coiporal, (a lIaigh,;) now, thanks to the .Whig Association, he was prime iministir ; (laughter 8and, c~heers;) and he hoped when'the presentitquarter 'had expired, they ...

... talented FIEI- DEN, opposed' it wmith, all our might and all our soul. Yes, the three stood nearly alone i;i their glory-;! while, Whig, Tory, and Radical, guided by the paltry hope of 6enriching themselves upon national spoil; left; no 'hope 'of Senatorial ...

... and the establishment of a self-governing authority based on the broad pinciple of Equal Rights. ' The conduct of the present Whig ministry-n abandoning their former professions of reform, in obstinately resisting mental improvement at home, asd in endavouriig ...

... Taylor had told them a very pretty story about a political tree overgrown witi. ivy, in which the Whigs and Tories bad nestled, and from which the Whigs had cropt some pretty slips of that ivy to 'distribute amongst I the people; but for his part instead ...

... attention more immediately to the course of policy adopted by the Whigs in reference to that country. First it was necessary that they should know what had been the course of policy adopted by the Whigs in reference to Ireland. Secondly, it was necessary for them ...

... increasing energy and determination in I their demands for Freedom, that was the periods.- (Hear, hear.) The two great factions of Whig and Tory had evidently agreed in one common object, that of plundering and oppressing the people.-t (Loud cheers.? The recent ...

... They might think t that, as Mr. Wakley said, they could squeeze some- ] thing out of the Whigs, liut a plain honest course t would enable them to defy both Whigs and Tories. t instead of the shilly-shally course which they had hitherto pursued. 'lhey ...

... because m I think Enl and is inot so scantily supplied with ep oest, r are le men as that men cannot he found to replace the Whigs, pnid men who would s lio- C nestly aiid as faithfully, Advilcate the people's rights, a, (Cheers.) You are told you must keep ...

... sideration; andif the Whig government appeals to the law of force, the Canadians have a right to appeal to the same law. (Heear,lhear.) Anid you, | men of Leads, ina of Yorkshire,: men of England, have equally as good a right to t(iee the Whigs to grant you justice ...

... eav*' oll oeji penny per head per day; aud also to discove r a remedy ior such an evil. Whether the trueth msay grieve Tory, Whig, or Radical; churchman, or-; dissenter, landlord or labourer, capitalist or opera-- tive, I shall not heed. 'There must be ...

... have been the obstructing of a cosita- ble in the execution of a warrant. 0e DUUNLBT.-This town, the stronghold' d in the Whigs, and the consequent dependence of tMe- )r poor, was roused into action by the appearance f' ir several large placards headed ...