... thev oppospfl the Duke? On afloftbe Cailkolics? They ha e him for that, to be sure; lbat they -hate the Whigs more than they bate him. S0 that the Whigs )hWvo noe hlia'ace ctl' all io dz-r6oYe: the Duke, who need ,uot .are a straw for their debating. lhere ...

... Louis, King of France, was advised (by, some French Whig, I dare sfay) to lay a new and heavy tax Upon his people, he said, No: we may shear the flock; hut we have no right to skits them. The Whigs are skinners, and I pray the Lord to keep me out of ...

... same feeling appears to be prevalent among a majority of the York freemen resid1ent In other places. A meeting of the York Whig Club was held on Mlonday evening, at Etvidge's Hotel, when it was announced that Mr. Wyvill (lid not again intendI to offer ...

... ought the betrayed and insulted people of this country to detest the very name of Whig.' Another Journal which anxiously disclaimed connection with the Whigs, when Whigs were hopeless of office, but which has been reconciled to them since their coalition ...

... hazg- -ng or wireing-the rabbit.s' Now this is-the soit of execution that I intend'to do on tbe Sawne'y ieviev ers and 'the Whigs., To hau and' gibbet them wo.ui be to treat them ns men- bad .ones, 'to be sure; but it, w6ould argue an ?? hension of danger ...

... :pre- sent'. But 1 trust that some other Nor- folk inan will have the spirit. to-perform this dutky, I1 hbear- that . the W~hig aris- tocracy are for doing nothing to .take.off the tiies sso thiat, if -the.y have-their way, -there- will be. a-euriousv ...

... MINISTERIAL CHARACTERS. rey - - Whig Aristocrat a Lansdowne - - - AritocraticalWhig. lthorp . Enlightened Liberal. lolland - IAberal Whig. almerston - Placeman of the Castlereqgh School. jelbourne - . Indolent Whig. Durhamn - . . Whig Aristocrat. loderich . X ...

... being surrounded by the Whigs, and having the no very. fat knees of one of them stuck in his back) Mr. 41UMS thought ought to be repeal- ed, in order to give something of &Icat tb this new reign of liberality. Not so, thought the Whigs, who all frowned upon ...

... he'riajority, in number amd character,. are Whigs: but there is a happyv nixture of Toryiism. and independlenee, .which.must soften thc hostilitv of th4ose'who bad 'resolved to'oppose ?? under the impression that Whig principles would be prejiudicialls predominanit ...

... not relieve our sufferings, although it may have absolved the Baby body-guard from the policy of serving us. Where was the Whig Attorney-General ? Is the tenureof his new officeopposition to economy & destruc- tion to the Press ? Is retrenchment no longer ...

... COBETF'S LECTURES I . j _ AT the Rotunda, Blackfriars-road: MONDAY, 4th October.. On the Con- duct and Views of the Whigs. TnutsDAY, 7th October. On the Standing Army of England. The hour, ELylit in the Evening; Admission, 2d. N.B. Copies of the Petition ...

... incredible what offers he made to men, who had no other recommendation than that they were not Whigs. At last, howeveri dire necessity drove him to the Whigs. How then acted that- high-minded party ? Did they recollect all the sallies of wit, and the torrents ...