... harbour, It might chance to affect in some measure your barber -. As Tories' long faces were once made his sport. While joy made Whig jrifeer uncommonly short, What has happened 'tis thought at his system might strike, And induce him to charge the two parties ...

... Many modern Whigs, I dare say, have been in the habit of considering it as one of the oppressive acts of Toryism, from which Parliamentary Reform would set us free ; little suspecting that it was the first fiuit of the ascendency of the Whigs, at the acces- ...

... dis. played liis flaming oratory, declaring himself 0 no parti/ ; but at the close of his speech admitted he was ...

... Protestant Church. Hence sects are in origin but a poisoned arrow, from the Romish quiver, to destroy our Church and Stat*. The Whigs, on the contrary, aie the remains of a paity formed against (he evil designs of Ihe Court to in- jure both under Charles the ...

... w are happy to hear, is not dangerous, liis Royal High- ness was much belter yesterday. Th. re was a Special Meeting of the Whig Club yesterday, upon the subject of Parliamentary Reform. Cotent Garden Theatre. — .Vl is, Jordan dis- played her inimitable ...

... tit Kast-lane, uermondsey. There is reason to Oar that the application of Lord ?? story will soon be reversed, aud that the Whig*; will have to pay an advance of a halfpenny for shaving, instead of the Tories. Certain it is they have shewn a. prolongation ...

... late S o lamentably divided the _„ a ?? r .. i into fact ions more vehemetit than the rlifl-.-r. nc- which distracted the Whigs and Tori- li_. *- t ?. n . Ji. terminated, and that the respective combatant's 'had come to t.nns of accommoila'-'-rn. I was ...

... which (hat tide-.pt in the corn sc.iorces tan •*o!ve; and if he tleciin. s so to do, he ought to be un at hem at he d from fin* Whig anniversaries, and de, clared a heretic in principle.*!. I The first quesiion I would ?? him, is — What quantity of inferior ...

... ill! His Grace was a very respectable Nobleman, but though oil' of the chit- f props of what has been gene- rally styled Ihe Whig Patty in this country, never distinguished himself as a politician. He was of a grave furrt iti private life, yet not insensible ...

... cognizance and discus-ion. ji appears Must there was an engagement of very lone; standing hot ween the leading Members of the Whig parti 'si Ireland, according to which, wli-never that party } should come, info niTim, Mr. Poxsonry was to] iiave the first ...

... purpose of relieving Tortosa. The Genera! advanced under cover of the night, and being obliged toprecipate his attack, his left whig was cut off, and the right wilh the main body obliged lo retreat. The exportation of Alerino sheep has been forbid, den by ...

... hoped they would nut be deluded by moderate reform. Mr. PtnnY defended the paragraph alluded to, and the con- duct of it.t Whigs, and thought thai Trieuntal Paiiiameni* w« uid place Ihe people in a more secure situation with respect to iheir Representatives ...