... friends around her. Now, it does not follow that, because a little girl's father is a great Whig or a great Tory, that therefore she is also to be a great Whig or a great Tory. The greater number of these young ladies cared more, we believe, about a diamond ...

... given up a place which he laboured hard to obtain, because his seat in Parliament will, he thinks, enable him to force the Whigs to give him a better one; and in his letter to his constituents he talks of his right to the emoluments of office with a coolness ...

... could desert. The Radicals had no principle to support, Of Which GOULBURN could possibly be esteemed the representative; the Whigs, who are their usual followers, had every incentive to stand by them in this party question-there was not a vote lost; yet ...

... THE CHARTIST* LONDON: SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1839. The Whig Cabinct is, it is said, about to undergo a new trans- formation; the finality men are to go out, and they are to be succeeded by others vho are to move a few steps forward. MELBOURNE, RUSSELL, PALMERSTON ...

... been said by the Whig press, and by the Tory press, and by the Radical press, that an Englishman has no right to be armed. I reed the other day, In one of your Radical papers, the Ilir- minghem Tsurnal-(Loud cries of No, its a Whig.)-No, its a Rt- ...

... equility with England.-(Chters.) This was all they asked, bat in ihis reiisonable dmind they were refused both by Whigs and Radicals. Among the Whigs who recorded their votes against him the other evening, were the son and grandson of the Duke of Nor- folk, ...

... a hatred which, in case of; a. disS solution, will drive every Whig candidate from, the hustings, and either cause him to be re-placed by a Tory or by a RadicaL Here Is the rub-the Whigs feel that they cannot survive a dissolution, and that they cannot ...

... British flag was im- plored in vaint4he red cross of Albion was dishongured, humiliated, and powerless. The respect which, under Whig impotency, England ceases to mneimitin for her own glorious -tag, availed not for the security of even the decent rig/hts of ...

... is to separate their interests and to teach the labourer to look upon property as a curse. 6 Against these preparations the Whigs have the.Army, and they are concocting a new system of a rustic police. As to the Army, the Chartists have already plans for ...

... wohichwe have often traversed before. There-is no doubt at all upon our emindsthat this Jamaica Billis nothing more than a common Whig trick, that they havepatched up some agreement with, the Radicals, and have raried their scheme a little, in order to afford ...

... just claims of. the Charter party, and referred to the accursed Poor.-awv systemul (ana unjust' and Iniquitous oppressbin) ; Whig policy and Toary decelt. ,After f deprecatingtheabominable slave operations in ?? and'other places,. and-pleading strenuously ...

... present at the Manchester Meeting, and we do not in our conscience believe that there were 80D,000 persons present. &A to the Whig and Tory assertions that there were not more than 30,000, that is quite as absurd the other way. It was an immense meeting ...