... lump.” Bear in mind the infamous prosecutions of the Whigs! against Carpenter, Cobbett, Hetherington, Carlile, and Taylor, and above all, the late persecution against Ward and Twort, instituted by the Whig Attorney General, Sir T. Denman. Remember that these ...

... compared the Whigs to the Devil—but moat say the Devil appeared angel of light compared with the dark, designing, treacherous Whigs (cheers.) Why (Mr. O’Conner) had always bean liberal man and the friend of the people, but when formerly heard the Whigs talking ...

... MR. ATTWOOD AND THE TIMES. For our remarks on the following base attack on Mr. Att> wood, the jezabel organ of the Whigs, we beg to refer to the Destructive of this day, not having room for them here. Mr. Attwood, like all other sincere Reformers, is ...

... means his pvwer, by the loan of books, and the selection of snch articles cannot fail to be alike instructive and entertaining. WHIG PERSECUTION THE PRESS. [ To the Reader* and Supporter* of the Guardian.] The more the oroel tyrants hind ns, The more united ...

... little discretion, a commodity in which he seems to be at present most lamentably deficient. WHIG HYPOCRISY, PERSECUTION, AND TYRANNY. T. C. Ramsden, E*q. ( the Whig Candidate for his father’s almost rotten borough, Huddersfield, lately stated to the electors ...

... and plunder—a Whig Government. It was tax on the productive classes, to support a set of idle, luxurious thieves, all other taxes were, to support the lazy drones at the expense of the industrious working bees. It is another instance of Whig retrenchment ...

... the prisons, aud would point those who had deceived the people the finger scorn, and say are the criminals!” (cheers.) The Whigs wished deprive the people of knowledge, because it enabled them to discover the faults of their governors (hear.) The government ...

... the people, and trusted that through the medium of the Irish press and the English unstamped, the villainy of this precious Whig ministry would exposed,, not only from the Land's End to John o’Gtoat’s, but from the Hill of Howtb to Cuunamore (cheers.) ...

... sustained elsewhere. I le Lad news for them —news of public interest. The Whigs and Tories had coalesced (hisses.) There were loneer two parties. yes, there are; there are the Whigs and the Tories on the one side, and the people on the other. They had thought ...

... ueenog. indeed was aozioee when bearvi the Lord Aliborp say the Whigs had in the heart of England balf million of men ready to rise call* that diversion should be made and the power of the Whigs should be tried there. What now would be the consequence? This ...

... Sweep away the Whigs and Tories, thus exhibiting their good sense and their honesty in opposing both of these factions. Mr. Hunt addressed the people from toe Bull Inn window. In the evening delivered lecture on the conduct of the Whigs, in the Theatre ...

... people of this or that id-fateu country ever imagine they (the Whigs) could have proved such demons in human form. , , . Brother Electors sleep not on your posts —be on the alert aireaity both Whigs and Tories, alike the enemies of the people, are in the fie ...