... reader lie deceijo cl liv the altfl 'Ciciii pSitiOn Of'rii hid IILV'S ad vetised pastu s- tlley are iselihed for show ; Oiie W~hig OF hulk wiilt wviA Ilall'.a-dozen insidious English Carlists.-Spectiitor. PoiNTLD RES'LECTOON.-As Ii troop of Life Gliii, i ...

... in colSe- quence of aci Occidental recontre, it wats now understood tiit Pitt had now a personal dislike to me ; ant the whigs enjoyed the idea that I should be utble to irritate hiii, for it isiwebi hnown tiit this niinister was personally offlensive ...

... Inotives ofcuritoritv- others to esjoy the pleasure of witnessitsg-uninterrtpied a by vulgar anntoyasnee, and iecure frots either whig or ra. dipal.anstitawdvcssioi - the glowvisg eloquence of their bet- ter halls. Let me qdvert to the meants adoptesd to secure ...

... leaving the debt, leiivitg thetithes, leaving tbe dead weight, leaving the staudingariiy, leuv. n ing Peel's police, whieli the Whigs have girt ivithi swords, ( leaving the eholera niorbhs law, the gauie laws, the tres- pass law, Sturges Bourt1c's bills, the ...

... really represents In the people. Three or four years ago, the borougIl- le reeve's-room party, abetted by some self-styled - whigs, who assume the name only to carry their b toryism unsuspectedhy into practice, applied for a Police Bill for this to~wn, in ...

... dillerent tites, fur mimy hindred ami cunstitume ts.-pp. S3.636. The tory calls this meducing restless spihits to harniony the whig exclaims, corruption, btmseness, and deciires the dignity of Imimimim imture to be asrotted ; the radicai agrees Withi time ...

... BILL AND SOMETHING MORE TTHAN THE BILL. w Tile Borodifoutitm rsti hlve iefused to siictioil the RE- Pt FOII11 wvihit h the W*HIG MtiNirEi.ls propmod. They oIust ti liowv collusllt to tile REFOINI Whiich tile PEOPLE wiltl tie. ill irnaud. We were willhiiig ...

... more wealthy and the mitblile classes here. The working elasses, with the exception of a fcsv who rejoice in the defeat of at Whig Ministry because thtey think the Tories will bercome Radicals, are inspired with the same spirit, whith less restraint in its ...

... refsrrthii~ley prompised, in otrder to obittini tltesi, govetrittetit and free inistituttiiis hut thoughi thus lilettuci to thle wh~ig admtinistriatioin they ivere tnot sot pledgedi t the dtike's plai t o reformt, I toangsi it went as far. lie felt lie itiospt ...

... accitenit whichl osight have been fatal: ill dyinfr, lie fell with his forelread directly upon tie srarp wood v'ork of one of the whigs, and was lor soore time stunned, leiving p-opite to wonrlcr why lre (lid not rise irmnediately after tire flll or the curtain ...

... wifie, ofAi The rp bioi o tearner of Belfmake n arise, h did a u'essed taxes ittptsiungriceproved tltts'th1iAldi wtsinie, aotp' whig, 1oig inbed i with' counstotlykeff qh~i weiasd,'al rtacodg ita m ight s haveocainebaallybee' so shicb itlI thecsom- mibutrks ...

... representation of ithe Southern Division of the county of Nortlitinberlaiid. SBi Clhrles Monk has also declared himself on the Whig interest. Tihe *- Union'' threatens to hrine forwvard Mr. Beaumliont and another gentleman. For the Northern Division, a similar ...