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... ate for Mad Tom of Canterbury, and lodgedPT'— or have been handed over to the tender honest 'Whig judge and jury, and sent heep ° 8,1 with John Frost and his solitary coKip ail ; . seas, for life. ® e Jon'd A litlle onward, John Knox was again sum appear ...

... be had taken his stand. (To be concluded in our next.) The Seven Stages of Whiggery. The public world’? a stage, And all the Whig officials merely players, They have had their salaries and their patronage, And each man in his turn played many parts, Endured ...

... Radicalism, while the selected portion—the electors under the Reform Billare found to be partly Whigs and partly Tories.” Now, though it were the oldest Whig Useful-knowledge”-monger in existence* that wrote these lines, we give them our unqualified approbation ...

... will secure us either in a municipal or national position against the rapacity of predacious knaves. Yet the simper-lipped Whigs talk to us of the necessity of a property qualification. Drivellers that they arc, did they reflect on the crimes which have ...

... piece-work, was by no means chary of exerting his powers) we give the following;— Lord Rakescroft is coming, they say, they say ! Whig tenants are running, they say, they say ! At their master’s command they have taken their stand, And daur they do else than ...

... is the samie as, Oh yvou roguc, ' used sportivclv. If Wn w11l Nvishes to Call allother a rogflue ,;eliousli, he cals hillm Whig-fte terms being convertible, ...

... look at tiie result of the last elections. It will be remembered that when the Whigs and the unenfranchised fought together, they drove the Tories from power. When the Whigs assumed office, and turned their backs cn their old allies —the people—from that ...

... insulted, despised, oppressed, taxed, People England, Scotland, and Ireland, look at this ye toil-worn worshippers of the Whig finality school; ye Conservative Operatives, who raise your sweet voices in joyous acclamation for the glorious constitution ...

... rather see the old Tory system revived to that which he contemplates so complacently. We will be called Tory Radicals by the Whigs for so doing; and even some Chartists may think we go too far.” Let such weigh our reasons. There is no disguise so secure ...

... or in the cultivating of sour kiout. The Whigs, whose habit it long has been ft.r to the time of the »hat time carried the doctnr such an extent as even to derton, to be hanged, for ha right; and we are su Whigs, of the present day, r„.renitor» said, nor ...

... fifteen hundred thousand, prior to the glorious revolution; this would have been liquidated at the end of the war, but the Whigs, who basked in the royal smiles ’of the unwieldy Dutchman, discovered by this time that they could save the pockets of the ...