... fleeting popularity of the rabble? It chews the low ebb to which the Government is reduced, when it has recourse to such harlequinades fur the purpose of courting the fickle favour of the multitude. It was pitiful to see the Viceroy of the King of Great ...

... down an anarchical faction? la win set, he come the suffrages of the Communises. Funny fellowl—This then was a very fair Harlequinade for one Summary, namely, attempting to humbug the Radicals into a belief that Mr. Morris was not the man for them, inasmuch ...

... Do. ox. for what the Address (like a King's address to Parliament)SOCTU WALES CIRCI;IT-SPRING ASSIZES. Was a very fair Harlequinade for one Summary, does Cheese Do. ~ from limpet/me. with not supply; and, we before obaerved. Whig, Radi- iron ore; Golden ...

... from Whig to Tory, hut absolutely hose! the political compass! We do not forget—nor will the country forget—his Lordship's harlequinade movements on the Catholic lineation ; how, in BUS, he vehemently opposed it, as Attorsely- Ge ner a l, in the House of ...