... memblers of192 to 1.42. Does our Subscriber suppose that there are no close boroughs left ? and has he not heard that many Whigs sit for boroughs? This, tee think, is the strongest point to show that the suffrage, and an equal dlivisioil of 4hc representation ...

... free voting, and to admit THIS. Ai-.LoT into their political creed-they offer to extend the Suffrage, and to recur to the old Whig Reform doctrine of uouss-c HOLD ?? offer to render Parliaments TR5IENNIAL E -they are prepared to repealthe propertyqualification ...

... liberty.- ait (Cheers.) They must be prepared to defend with their arms what their *he mouths ?? of I'I We are, we are. ) The Whigs asserted PC that this agi tation was got up by mercenary and interested parties ; MI it was a base and infamous falsehood ; ...

... the first ordered on this unpleasant service has not left quarters for many years. Such are the tentler mercies which the Whig Ministers hayi in store for such as shall show the least disposition to resist thei high and mighty decrees. Mark, reader! ...

... was eoniveed in o'rdler' to suppoA the itev. JirSTe PHENS irl the prosicution wfich hug ben .instituted agtst h mi by the Whigs, but whilh ll jnot bhe. tjiodt the ptqsi~nt ,sizse5. -irrere was astate it aincest days we are told, where evtvy btzea wlho ...

... entire union that they poured a fell in the vast quantity of petitions which defeated the first education gar -scheme of the Whigs. If the Chartists shall succeed in obtaining the to ad same machinery, and in keeping it in working order, they will use it ...

... yet that a party of a few do thousands csnnot be got up to make a demoustration, or, what is still Ila - better, to smash a Whig or Tory meeting. Ce That there is this number of workmen !II the metropolis is certain Ci enough. But are these men Chartists ...

... when the proper moment l: arives to deliver her defenceless into the hands of her enemies. Who is it, we ask, who is makin the Whig party drink the very dregs of degradation.? Who- Is t who places his colleagues before the country as men who know what is ...

... more despicable and malignant r than the conduct of the Tories in all matters of a private or political lynature where the Whigs are concerned. Will it be credited that much of the past week has been devoted to the circulation of a report that a certain ...

... tetore thie arrangements cnn be completed i1 order to ori7q pht jioa in/iopractival 'tperation. 4s to our owing Ihis to the W'higs, Oat ssheer hutituy ; the Tories, hud they comte in, teuld have done it adireel/b. A Correspondent Seundis us tile followvingy ...

... the same descriptiob as if an innkeeper on the arrival of the royal carriage we're to select for it all his lamb posters. A Whig official has just launched a pamphlet on the corn laws in which, to showI his impartiality, he states that his own income is ...

... considered safe in the 'country under the present 'system' of govern- m.Ient. 'They must hare~uriiversel suffrage, in ?? of Whigs or Tories.t Let them he fairly represented, and then there would he no need for Lord' -. JohnRussell's 26,000 rural police ...