... Editor. Governor Sancho and his paraphernalia of office will irresistibly call to mind 'Squire Lambton's prospective Utopia of a Whig Dynasty iv all its glory. To bring a charge of short commoning against this caterer to Radical voracity, I would ask, why ...

... in his be- half. No,. Jlie Reformers rejoice in the degrada- tion of the Whigs, wiiich they view with compla- cency, so well effected in the person of the fallen Earl— and the Whigs, (the greatest enemies to Re- form in the country,) see with much satisfaction ...

... On account of their treasons, too great to be borne, First batch'd by the Hypocrites, shaven and shorn— The brnad-botiom'd Whigs, now all forlorn ; Wi.o erumbl'd and growl'd, from night till morn, And pointed the •' slow -moving linger of scorn, At the ...

... they are very wise ji ml just reformers; Bud if they will only allow t/ieir friends — the prodigiously overgrown and wealthy Whigs — to be their '• natural leaders, they must, and vviil succeed. If by natural, foolish leaders ate meant, we agree iv the ...

... nicle, an important admission, which, though rather tardy, serves to encourage a hope of better conduct on the part of the Whig writers than has lately been displayed by them. Contemplating the possible (most certainly not probable) contingency of a re- ...

... Luckless-alley, leading to Vinegar-walk, •*' The Hopes of the Whigs for the next Century.— The sale to coinineiice on Monday, a-t Noon. At Ihe same place also is opened a Raffle for thp Whig Boroughs, jn the Lnmp, to consist of 3000 subscriber*,at 200/ ...

... him a public fortune, proclaimed a reward - for every needy villain who would tread in his steps. You announced an academical Whig-prize for Essays in Blasphemy, and secured the silence of the emt- ?? professor by a rich sinecura ! Truly a wi* and provident ...

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... be a crime, Sir, to kill Gunsmiths, if it is lawful to murder Ministers, and petty Constables, I cannot understand. Why the Whig Lords subscribe to en- courage our meetings in Lancashire and other places, and afterwards to get the Trumpeter legally assassi- ...

... to his remunera- tion. The Sale of the Boxes of the same infidel ap- pears to have been the signal of a general auction °f Whig and Radical property, now considered only as reliqqes. The advertisements we have received to this effect are too numerous ...

... woald think, at first sight, that there was little )iarm in this act of benevolence ; but it seems so highly unpopular with the Whig, the Radical, and the temporizing Press, that we are almost staggered into a suspicion that some great offence has been herein ...

... in- tolerable trash, that it does not merit the name which it assumes, nor can it redound to the credit of either parly. The Whigs and independent Country Gentlemen will not condescend to read such stuff. Theywill soon discover that -these statements have ...