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... Tierney— Lord llarborough— ,he Dnke of Devonshire— Sir J. Scarlett— the Marquis of Laiisdotyne, Sec.— The Downfall of the Whigs— The King's Candidate— -Protestant Triumph— Wellington's iieath or Glory Boys— The Fair at Fulhani Lodge.— The Awe is the most ...

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... ingenious satire on politicians of all parties and denominations, Ih its pages, the aristocratical, gentlemanly, twaddling whig; the interested, profligate tory; the democratical declaim,- r; the pompous, empty man in office; and though last, not least ...

... He assails his subject with weapons of this kind more numerous and varied than any with which Mr. Canning ever attacked the Whigs in days of yore.— The Times of May 29. Printed for W. Anderson, S, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. This day is published in 4to ...

... and ingenious satire on politicians ot all parties and denominations, la its pages, the ari«tocratical gentlemanly, twaddling whig; the interested, profligate torv' the deiuocratical declaim, r ; the pompous, empty man in office • and though last, not least ...

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