... Vithl his hat in his hand, asking alms at one Butrgess's door: Kuaresbro' in the latrl ground. PITY the sorrows of a- poor Old Whig, Whose cainnig tricks have brought him to the door, Whose hopes ate dwitsdled to the merest rig,- Oh ! give relief, for Brookes' ...

... would make a -patuiot weep, openly gloried in-; without an ex- -pre-ision of hrornest, deep, indignant contempt? The vely Whigs themselves silently ?? 'the spiritless, passive arachiuns, Through whose agency their cause has jaited -its espected triumph ...

... Political questions in teneral, the London Review 'belongs to no party. To Tories it trill probably appear Wilig,,od'n to Whigs' TFry. Having far- its chiefolbjecet the *-inivestigationb 1f ~Truth, the intend,-d Journal will decline all support fronpparty ...

... of the English .Dissenters. Those who. may hesitate about the truth of our statement, will pliase to poll out their lVrtee' Whigs Maad read with us.' We cannot conceive on what principle the News-L euer can justify its 9ratuitous and invidiow )lostity ...

... give him a douse over the chips awith the toddy-ladle, laud feel convinced, to a mtlal certainty, that the animnal must be a Whig. Johnson's re- laxations were excessively delightfsl, though, no doubt, they were somewhat 'dangerous'to his friends. His efforts ...

... 'for themnselves from the. toils of business. May they-sooD be able to boamt-of a Mu- seam, worthyof tbeii town -Northern - Whig. - - REV. N. ALSXANDEna.-Amnongst themany instances of kindaud liberal feeling which have beeu lately manifested; we have ...