... Ihesornimants of a Christian philosopher, and theysreconeeqoently in ill odour vith the heartless political economists and the Whig functionaries, batter ing on the spoils of honest but helpless ?? Journal. S shortlv, ly the sormeAuthor, . Tle WRONGS of the ...

... oppose them to the a 0f fitift- tof a1' glorious and chivalrous aristocracy ? I-ow could ye And, think, y'e 'slort-sighied Whig eristdcrats ! of suffering among you a man. that 'who labours lunder the name of Thomson ? You might have been hsis sure -that ...

... O'Connell scoldinlg. We don't care a rap for O'Connell or for the Dublin O'Connell papers. The first is become a truckhing Whig thimble-rig adventurer, and the others are his slaves. But we recommend them to return with all alacrity to their duty. It ...

... his gteat and extensive empire-perhiaps about tea. times the size of H-yde c Park. This was one of the doings of our worthy Whigs ; and truly it niakes our blood boil whlen we think of such wasteful, wanton, atrocious extravagance. What could this lady ...

... their re- arden sistance to thle niew attack upon the Corporations. T1'he centrali- drioug zation which is so prcvailing a Whig mlania, is nothing more than that L another word for despotism.l Thle object of it is to make Down- tempt ing-street. thle ...

... not at member of the H-ouse of Lords. ?? He sits in the Comamons - for Dorsetshire, which connty lie wreazted hich from the Whigs after a sharp oontestliend wh~ich h2a has now made Isis d bl~ o Rn le eak's with a wunnf-n diffidence, and wvith graceful fluency; ...

... Fourtirly ; It oppeur's that we Cirartists misconduct ourselves by krrockirrg onl thre bead the Whig meetings arid putting airl curd to sinaI ))its of Whig agitation. H-ere is mini accusation which is precisely calculated] to ttell with a gang of ign-aurrt ...

... dttemnot to aid either Whig or 1Iorr,' ih't tc present ; s~truggle for usurpatioa, as dviolation Cf chat trust which has been coul- ary, oitted to this Convention.' Hei bad-no olbjection thist the Tor~ies should Iean bent the Whigs ; hut he had agreitt ...

... no mnure of the constitution than. lhe does him- self; but a, very little trouble will satisfy your Maljesty -whether thle Whigs of the present day have an7.grcater knowledge, and therefore love, of the English constitution than the Tories of tile prescnir ...

... cheers.ositcythtotwarepnd Mr. Dkfussk, in returning thanks, Instituted a comparison of the *Administration of the Government by Whigs and Tories, and said that he certainly lasmented most deeply to find that there should be ten members 6f,.t~he House of Coalitons ...

... rebellion, -was, tsp) to the timte of selling himself to the Tory Government, the most trusted of the patriot leaders. The Whigs are not a *uwiit behind the T ories in their appetite for massacre, Occa- sional hints in their paid papers show that they ...

... wvith thie magiitracy of the borthi, who had not the eourage snffl- cleat to go tirougch ith the work gtier to them by the Whigs, and therefore, they head tramped up the focolish talei about those meetings. Mr. Oastler then, at considerhtble length, proceeded ...