... requires. There were two Whig candidates for mayor; Swift had but fortynine votes over Kane; but as he had not a majority of the whole number, the common council have to elect a mayor, there being no choice by the people; and they being Whig, of course will elect ...

... for the nonsense which the Whig press has been playing upon the people for these four or five months without ceasing. It was worth having this requisition got up, if only for the result'; for we firmly believe that the Whigs have given no counten- ance ...

... Chronicle, Feb. 7. THE readers of the CHAMPION have never been told to expect anything more cheering than this; and this, from a Whig organ, and on the subject of Mr. SPRING Rtcic's motion for an inquiry, is as strong in the way ,of alarm as need be. No; we ...

... made: but the few words here reported are quite enough to let Us see the determination of the speakers; and we recommend the Whigs and their friends to consider the importance of Meetings like this, and the danger of setting such men as these at absolute ...

... Chronicle, )eb. 7 THE readers of the CHAMilON have never been told 'to expect anything more cheering than this,; and.this from a Whig organ, and on the subject of Mr. SPRilm Rice's motion for an; inquiry, is as strong in; the way of alarm as need bpe No; we ...

... for Cork. m A petition against the operation of the' new Whig Poor- v, has .been signled at Leicester by upwardls. of 9000 at rsons,'priucipally from among the furrmer Radical allies lei : th Whig. ...

... accusation of the placard was wey founded. One of the statements of the placard was that'the Whig large loaf is a dish of skilly. Some- ?? men pitched in upon the Whig concocters of the meeting, and amid much confusion, a vote was passed that the petition ...

... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... in set form to blame the Whigs for havingforced them to pass Peel's Bill. In the last number of Blackwood's Magazine, the writer says, Many and grievous were the evils (almost all the consequences of the changes the Whigs bad forced upon Government) ...

... WESTMINSTER MEETING. The town is placarded this morning with, caution. to the men of Westminster not to be deluded by the Whigs into joining in the monstrous cry set. up by them concerning the repea1, of the corn-laws, bdt advising them to stick fast ...

... a new topic; for it is on the subject of Whig treachery. In tiis ease, however, we think the blame lies rather Tith 1lr. OASTLER than his antagonist; for it seems he has been trusting to the prontse of a Whig; and we do tint know what r ight a man of ...

... the cause of their difficulties ! At the Meeting of the 20th (which, is reported in the Dublin Register and in the Northern Whig of the 23rd ultimo) the anxiety manifested by the duped shareholders seems to have gone beyond that of the 'good folks of the ...