... Whig By PETER YOUNG, Municipal Editor THE campaign against Government plans to scrap the metropolitan county councils has coat ratep o zers in Tyne Wear The Apure was revealed at a meeting of the county coon I by Labour leader Coon Michael Campbell, reply ...

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... Mrr. Gibson, the beaten Whig candidate at Cam- bridge. In an address to the people, before the election, he somewhat naively confessed that one of his reasons for leaving the camp of the Con- servatives and going over to the Whigs, was the utter impossibility ...

... LAw or ENoLAND; liooh J. Chop. t. Pnae i 44. : WHIG LIBERALITY. 'Lucus a non iecendo is a well known bit of etymology; add we should think the Whig term liberality must have had a similar origin, Whig liberality apparently being the exercise of all ...

... orhaving arms for self-preservation and defence.-BLAcx- ONE e ComNmtmArssON Tuz LAW or ENGLAND; Back 1, Chap. I.Page 144. WHIG PROSECUTIONS. t!UR Readers will be, for the most part, aware that Mr. Bronterre O'Brien, Mr. Reginald James Richardson, and ...

... thou art bound to believe and to do as they have promised for thee ? A.-Yes, and so I will. And I do most heartily thank our Whig members who have called me to my present state of freedom and political purity. through the influence of the reformed House ...

... WHIG HVPOCR1S~~~~~~~~~~~~ ; ~.. Adopte little villagie-ea inpiiobfie . ed.r~: 600dly Il~i ouns at :thae, circul~~tlon we see br U 'Sarhtbthj Io dbubt, and d itin aI y ',i thought 'proEler euls;h fopi~et~baiwl ithlwayr0sudp. p~rt.. 4*weekwe, seIt _has~ ...

... £* on hera' fcgn thteir Fpesept, lmeatibl co~odktloaes vh The coessid npata~hech thce- peeble-ane eale&:tpen to prerer the Whig ,to teo Tores, bils, th aXias the foriet- pre. >8ery ae r atill cocoa s~o'thy c'f sWpporthibssj he lahttr,' tr6; as the WhSgttll ...

... The Northern Whig. The free press this country his the highest interest in denouncing the conduct of those who wonld turn its freedom into Infamous licentiousness. These are the real enemies the rights of the press. Far better for ns to have at once ...

... Wc hyIa Whig petition ntitf have a ehartist s, )'idr.-: But tile Chdr*rtie are fcausteoiss -tc the 1 Tories. Aye, tbat's tbq sore place. '1 Had the _resolution' been appendled. to the.petition, it T wouid'have beeun all righi, iind. the Whigs *ould i: ...

... TREMORS OF THE WHIGS.. Tit Whig prig of the Globe has put forth a I curious article, and one strongly indicative of the misgivings, the secret terrors, and' miserable -fears, which now daily and nightly haunt the bosoms of I the agents and slaves of the ...

... debt Fortytwo Millions?— The Whigs! Who, when in office, never did one good thing for the Farmers ?—The Whigs! Who, setting the agricultural against the manufacturing interest, destroyed the interests of both ?—The Whigs ! Who professed govern without ...