... short of universal suffrage, annual ke parliaments, and the vote by ballot would be of any ly sevice to the working classes. Whigs and tories were both alike; both were intent upon the plunder of the y pEople, and they must have the power in their own o ...

... the Adminisration turned out, than the Wel- d lington tail put in. They would have Relormers in office rather than mere Whigs-Whigs rather than Tories-Tories only rather than the Devil- for they have been the authors of all the mischief 1- which it is ...

... taken rdy. even that which he bath. It being plainly seen that great the abuses cannot ostensibly go on, the business of the Whig and is to get the best terms possible for the holders. ...

... possibility be obtipxious to it the Lords, without a struggle te We have not joined i'l the cry of the base rt whigs,' the treacherous whigs, which has been itraised by personswbo endeavour to make up for their t--lack of knowledge by the use of vulgar ...

... admi- nistration to the present one; on which one of the party who had not lost his reason, slily observed, Have a care-the whigs have taien away \'our place-the rnaci. ca may taki e awy your pension !-Globe. It is probable that the Prince and Princess ...

... The refusal to pay taxes a few lilolnths arsl reseated the wretched %vhigs in power; a second refusad will unseat them. The whig govern- ment has takerl the advailtage of such a step, let it take the adverse consequences of it-let the people, for once ...

... was a gathering together of does the elements of all parties, from thie stern and restless radical, the reforming and easy whig, to the desponding If of but accormpished and hoards tory. With the exception tem- of a squabble and a talk' about singing ...