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... HAcisir. S. KOZMIAN. F. KiRmon. A. DvIN. Secretary, S. SzAsyosKL POETICAL SCRAPS. . From the True Sun, Measures not Men, the Whigs exulting cried; Measures not Men, their organs echoed wide. The Men we have; bear wit, the kingdom's treasure! But where ...
... a-sense-of their duty. Now the apostate Whigs have put down the people's cheap papers, they are going to saddle the country with- the-spy system. surely- there willbe adayof de- liverance from, the cowardly-u Whigs I shall feel m greatly obliged if yue ...
... to a-sense of-their dut.N the aporthe tatsite'Whigs have put down the peopl's cheap apersnthey are, going to saddle the cury with the spya-syse iurelytere'will beaday of de liveranice from the cowardly Whigs. 'I shall: feet, greatly oblige-d if. you will ...
... a sense of their duty. Now the apostate Whigs have put down the people's cheap papers, they are going to saddle the country with the spy system. Surely there will be a day of de- liverance from the cowardly Whigs. I shall feel greatly obliged if you will ...
... to a sense of their duty. Now the apostate Whigs have put down the people's cheap papers, they are going to sadi t country with the spy system. Surely there will bet day of de- liverance from the cowardly Whigs. I: shall -feel greatly obliged if yoU will ...
... ing crime of drunksf es,--ls-an 'opetative, it is even motre abominable when committed by those who, the Tory Standard and Whig Globe call- our . habitual superiors, 'natural leaders, and honoured examples. Admirable superiors,- leaders,- and- examples ...
... ng crime of drunkenness, is in an operative, it is even nfmre abominable when committed by those who the Tory Standard and Whig Globe call our habitual superiors, natural leaders, and 5 honoured examples. Admirable superiors, leaders, and examples ...
... ing crime of drunkenness, is in an operative, it is even mire abominable when committed by those who the Tory Standard and Whig Gl6be call our habitual superiors, natural leaders, and h honoured examples. Admirable superiors, leaders,- and examples ...
... crime of &ankenness, is in an opefative, it is even mlire aboiffinaiie iwhen committed by those who the Tory Steadnrd and Whig LSle call our habitual sutperiors, natural leaders, and 'honoured examples. Admirable superiors, leaders, and examples ...
... Hume. The conduct of the Whigs,if such an attemptbe made, must be strictly. watched.-Trae -Sun. -[We have A' decided objection -to Sir Robert -Peel .1 ecause,. he is-a Whig. WVe shall prove him- to be really and truly a-Whig, and 'only jD name a Tory ...
... Peel teeause he is a Whig. We shall provehim -to be reall yarnd truly a'Wig, tand onf; innameaTory. A Toryiaaboll,.rpant,,n.moqthed wolf; be makesrio seeret of sgaieepeater. -This ia-not .Sir Robert Peel. So he is no Tory. A Whig is a sAyt sneaking, cowardly ...
... shall prove him to be really and truly a Whig, and only in name a Tori'. A Tory is a bold, rampant, open-mouthed wolf; he makes no secret of being a sheep-eater. This is not Sir Robert Feel. So he isi no Tory. A Whig is -.a sly,. sneaking, cowardly, smooth-faced ...