... ecause he is a. Whig. We shall prove him to be really and truly a Whig, and' onilil in name a Tory. A Tory is a bold, rampant, open-mouthed wolf; he makes no secret of being asheep-eater.- This-isa net Sir Robert Peel. So he is no Tory. A Whig is a sly, sneaking ...

... and redressing: the wrongs he inflicts, arc “ constitutionally to get rid of their oppressor. We are glad tee that all the Whig papers in Paris, who aided in pulling down Republicanism, are now in for their turn. They are almost all now undrrguing prosecution ...

... valuable, instructive, and delightful infoimation its 152 pages contains. Pray John Wood, Esq., of the Stamp-office Radical-Whig, Whig- Tory anythingarian, do not, in the plenitude of your discretion, make us pay advertisement duty for this honest, unpaidfor ...

... al''—Mr. Blanchard is. A Qcibist It is rumoured that seats in the boxes at Drnry-lane will be sold spectators of the great Whig dinner the *3d. This a good sign—lt is jnat like the Jacobin Club of Prance. The spectators will give their opinion of the ...

... —You have seen the London Dispatch of last Sunday, and have thereby formed your opinion of the character of the political Whig dray-horse, Daniel O’Connell, from the sentiments which he expressed at a meeting of the National Association, held in Dublin ...

... repel.” Radical and Whig Union Advice by Sir William Moleswortb, M,P.—The London and Westminster Review of Ibis month contains admirable article written by Sir William Moleswortb, entitled Terms of the Alliance between Radicalsund Whigs. It concludes with ...

... of liberty, fire willing to give some little spark of freedom lhe_ factory inldren, that moment did Peel join the merciless Whigs, and ;tlhu boasted parly, the Tories, to act for themselves, with his elermtued opposition upon that measure, (Hear, hear.) ...

... whether the Queen of Spain is enceinte now. She has two illegitimate cl ildren guardsman named Munoz. She no Malthusian. Old Whig.—HU article will not do for us. The reform he want* reform of word* -we want a reform of facts. A SHuraiEPia ought not to give ...

... THE WHIG MAID OF ALL WORK. It is curious to trace tbe bye-ways and dirty passages of the Whigs. When the Whig dinner was projected by the ministerial underlings, circulars were sent te every who by any means could be cajoled into the Whig delusion, praying ...

... deeds# and not all upon Whig patronage; and yet knowing all this, he permit* himself to stultified, and made a oat paw’of parcel of very dirty, deceiving Whigs. The dinner to Home and Byng was a fraud, beeause it gilded the shuffling Whig with the reputation ...

... Ridicali, not a Whig amongst them j and this we shi\\ Joseph Hume at the meeting, where, without invitation,»{ be some real Radicals, true disciples of Muir and bis noW associates, who were transported to Botany Bay Tom and kept there by Whigs. Radicals never ...

... that the Whig thief and the Tory robber need be in a passion each other about political principle!!” The fact is that the Reform Bill has turned out failure even for Whig purposes, and has not much impeded Tory corruption, nor given the Whigs an exclusive ...