... violent but honest and avowed enemies of freedom, but the Whigs are the dastardly vipers who sting you in the back j had never been troubled by the Tories, but bad been prose* cuted by the Whigs twice—once for lifting up his voice against military barbarism ...

... against their overpowering oppressor—What! spend the country’s gold in furthering the cause of Liberty! never, never, never; the Whigs will their full-sounding words —but empty purses—Assist the starving!—no, they find the people rather restive under the yoke ...

... made by the Whig Ministry to shackle the Press, and crush the free circulation of the opinions of the people. He concluded by moving the following resolution:— That this Meeting views with alarm and indignation the repeated attempts of Whig Ministry to ...

... hone* men: their party spirit is as virulent as hnHker’t hate,” and they will fight to the death for a straw—of coarse the Whig Reform Dili, is pretty bone of contention between them, and the Tories finding all chance of victory hopeless, resort to the ...

... declaring that the people ought to enter into general penny subscription to support those who were the victims of the nypocritical Whig Administration ; to defeat the prosecutions commenced against those who were advocating the rights of the People, and struggling ...

... people, they one and all denied it. Many of the Whigs were charged by the Tories with having obtained their seats in that house pramisißg the people repeal of the Cora Laws and the lithe Laws, but the Whigs denied this to man; it is for you say. gentlemen ...

... of the meeting to the too evident intention of the Oligarchy to crush the People, evinced in the conduct of several of the Whig members of Government at dinner in commemoration of that patriot of the people’s rights, Major Cartwright, which, instead of ...

... of aMisingenuous and designing government have commenced against you. It would ill-become me to remain silent now that the Whigs are leaving no expedient unres«/rted to for the purpose of perpetuating the political ignorance of the most useful classes ...

... y opera of Masaniello was superseded by the harmless one of the Marriage of Figaro;” and yet will both these hypocritical Whigs and proud Tories talk of despising us! yes, fellow-countrymen, they despise u ...

... into other quarters: we depend upon you : do you but support us, and we cannot fail. As for these further persecutions of our Whig tyrants t as we have said before, we shall not waste our time in attending to them; be our paper illegal” or not, we dispute ...

... usurpations—who respects our feelings, for instance, even in depriving us of oor most unalienable rights. • Do the liberal Whigs,” who unblushingly enforce the very worst laws ” of the unjust usurpers ?” did Sir Francis Burdett himself, when he called ...

... •* Right,** H. B. A subscription is opened for the relief, support, and reword of all such persons may become victims of the Whig Tyrants, THE “THKEE DAYS” OF THE SECOND FRENCH REVOLUTION. THE Working Classes of the Metropolis, end its vicinity, are re* ...