... stitue•e; of a borough ought to be as swill as posiible (Hear, and • laugh.) The truth was, the Whigs had divided the cone lies in torch a way as to give to the Whig families • prepooder. •tiag MIS . Sir E. SUDDEN would support an ameudonot that should add ...

... breed are found, If E—n, with Masters around, Or B—y P—l the great. st bore la! That England e'er—alas the day ! Was rul'd by Whig Administration That William gave the reins to Grey, 'Midst dear. ing shouts of acclamation ! While W—n, that dear good man ...

... The Danbury stakes of rove seek 111 nu. • half; ridden by Monbses. Sir 1.. Glyn na Caleb .. Mr. S. Stanley's brr The Whig .. Lad Amesbury 's Fuimas.. 3 .. Count 3latuscherites Lava Reeves, and Mr. Melon? ns Mr. Pryses eh h by %whew, ...

... their poses. And • Is ) aLould eat the whole natio° smite, as it has done, in teodenag to king its regret and sympathy ! The Whig d loyalty is use that is sot also. directed to the perms of the ling. but to the sacred office he fills. In his Majesty are ...

... Lewis war throws apes the mama. Mr. F. Lewis is a true conservative oldie Tory alma, thank if we mistake not, he was owe a Whig. The great miaciple which rue through the whole of this geritlemaa's political creed is that chug* is an evil. Hence his horror ...

... yesterday it occurred within my own knowledge that a young man, who had been at college in Paris for two or maim s dreadful Whig adininistratioa is outrageously assailed for three years, and who had no passport at all, had occasion nahimi not settling ...