... measure ~before parlia. olieni. He was simie of te iptint.-Mr. :HVNT Cefl- sesred tue refiionll to ply foxswhch lie 'Eaid was a Whig propositison; the rxdscahs ha ever refused to' pay, taxes.-L Lord VALIXTORT thought Iliist'nlcuh of thle v'iolent alnd ille ...

... recusauts, mnight be balanced 6~ creations as before. To such a plan the objections are,-. Firs, That there is no reason why tile whigs,'-whoI t houghi iot the. abstract idols of the people's worship, are on.: doubtedly mror~e he friends of the hicople than the ...

... of whom his paper is the orgean. ,It iQ en- titled1 A Letter -to the people, showin t em t atnS they are betrayved by the Whig Minister, adhas been sent to every man amongst the Working classes w o hom his neighbours can say he was anxious theat lb, ...

... gr ei t delih to. ctLe aiinQ~ tlem, partieu aily at Ith it I~e was no's sitsle thatethett d elio'hdpsdaay P dlude,: isv,' whigs tories, or' heei.(agtraid heople; butow sthfed tbm,,iieadeflhw,yssidadso tl P Aesde, tha theoies, werie no at's adua ther arids' ...

... TIleester castle. Sir- Charles Wolseley camle to rae at Breooes's Coffee wlhusel b Where is that?) in London, on behialf of tihe Whigs 1.and said if I would join them, na, Sir- Robert Wilson did, they would sunscribe -£J2,000 for fle, and put me into parliament ...

... oni report; but it is a report proceeding upon the very best authority, and one, too, which the Whigs' ,,:.:bemselves have hiardly presumed to deny.. The Whigs (and all are now' included in that iiitme w'hd differ from Sir Chaxles Wetherell and Mr. Hunt ...

... eaaught do t~iiihi giod, lint lie( (the speaker) tviag canvinced that lie wouldII ncut-, for he wan fir st it coty,. atid thene a whig, anad lie outht nrow taobe a ai-a. di caL., He theit adverted to thle law-m of prititogenihore aindl hereditary ri-fhts, which-he ...

... any good, lie would aisk atny luaut of coaintimoi sense, it lie could for a nionient supp.-Se tt svgovernmlelit, wvletlier Whig or tory, wudsbi to the niodiiimaiion of such a coaventimoli? he mael sure nO' onae could btelieve. that it woul6d, Ilie conceived ...

... fair. -It is said just now, thiere-are to be twenty-saten. u nswhy are we to he defrauded of ourfoV-ty-two; is it ithatthe whigs want a diifhcultyfin' the house of' lords to 'fall bock dpon ' The the or thit a creatiol would be followed bya defction to ...

... fte bet new of thle honiage. BAit a rs loe tob jswems observe that someth ing is to be considee othohehad, and, thait dile whigs may have ia profoudndsbteplyi. the practice which so~disgusts tlieir~frids Tdpiea enemly is, we know Ione of the most daneoserr;ad ...

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... And tortured the small deer with engines of steel, When your Theodore Hooky, and ybur Crokern and Bar. rows, Made hspless whig authors pass under the harrows, AlAs ! you atcer thought. of such chammspions I weer, As Althorp, and Broughanm, andi Taitms ...