... proceeded in his abuse the Whigs. They were the wolves in sheep's clothing. They had! attempted to put down the friends of freedom. There was an attempt of that kind made at Westminster, in which was completely triumphant. Ihe Whigs brought gownsman, Mr. Brougham ...

... the Stud-house, or in Manchwr | ter-square. Alter about twenty more speeches from the same gen- tlernan, he challenged every Whig or individual connected ■ with the press who had heard him, to come forward, and answer him, if he could. If they did not, ...

... Caius College, Cambridge, dec. The last toast drank this party was proposed his Royal Highness, and was—“ Prosperity to those Whig principles which placed the House Brunswick on the Throne of Britain.” —County paper. Mr. atchett, of Roebampton, has made ...