... poets, whom their friends despair of, Are-put to bed and taken care of. Tegg begs to contradict a story, Now current both with Whig and Tory, That Doctor W-rb-t-n, M. P. W ell known for his antipathy, His deadly hate, good man, to all The race of poets, great ...

... deprived of their constitutional rights in Canada. But there is a ?? asomething the whole press in Ameriea, Oi, 't'ory, W~hig, and Whig-Radival assistance at home, has heen unable to proponnd,-a grand / cenii nz vwhich neither the Canadians nor their enemies ...

... economy I of wh ch in this instance they are enamoured. Tht Whigs and Radicals will not quarrel just a now t i please the Tories. Many of the Radicals p no do flit wislh that some of the Whigs were f, rathei less like the Tories, but they do not like p ...

... thepiosi wolild hasic. beenl absuredity desorvillg eliattl ?? 'Ta tilis OllilreC of irrcitationl, nas added thle codliuct of the Whig- Radical pati t, ill ?? theiri cand~lidate offler thle linalircall 0110 had lruheib ?? hield since ?? precedilg ,heilntit, ...

... CiAnRLToN was a Reformer long after the concession of the Catholic claims. If the Tories were too corrtlt, we suppose the Whigs were too pure for him; for if Mr. LNciitiERE CNARL.TON'S merits had appeared in their eyes what they appear in his own, he ...

... over the anitcedfents of the ease. A de- iu1and for political Rteforin hud become irresistible in the Britishi Islands. The Whigs offered ?? as guides, nnd were accepted. After allowing their plan of Iteform to ho sorely niialned, they passed the remnantt ...

... intervening ( events, and the course run by our Contemporary. Within a few months after The Tioo s hadl told the wvorld that the Whigs were politicallv dead, our Conteminorary inmade the (i'-covery that the W\hiu's wvcre the saviours of the country, and that ...

... ob- served, it had been thought necessary to eis- C solve the last Parliament, because, having of been called together by the Whig Government, n'it was deemed likely to be favourable to them e, and whereas, moreover, the result of the ensu- L ing election ...

... NTS. e 11r should he glaed personatllyI and confidesntially to conrerse c with our Ctorrespondent, Mto'ntor aand A true Whig, on the ssldject of his recentiva'olss e communtsesications. c l'e canntot give i An Old Subscriber the i7tformartion lie ...

... have any influence with the Radicals ,i h throughout thc country to avoid thep i tvelling more ciu the farults of the r .; -Whigs, than on tele \wicked 5cseirs ; enennir s of all reform, t'ic 1ories. let t frl . h ance be exercised v tihe two :on f i:;; ...

... possessed of property in England to allow tII to entertain anly apprehensions of a repeal of the IPoor-law Amendment Act. Tories, whigs, ant ltadicals will be united on this point. When 'le/Ticoe was at its height of poptularity and opiposed the Bill, the minority ...

... about the Constitution and the se, t Church, and the enormity of appropriation, and ag -the wickedness of that union of the Whigs and wl s Liberals which ousted 0us from office; all this hin being interlarded with a due glorification of PEEL, ho and, ...