... up theirlhands again, wheni the Whig, dishonest Mayor declared 'the original re. . solution to be carried, witiout 'eveu'putting the con- I trary. When M1r. O.CONNOR descendedthesteps of rf ?? Hall, a large body of Whig 'shopkeepers ipressed upon him, ...

... Peter stepped forward a dwe iddelivered himself of his oratian, in the course of which he soundlly Da] ~Ybelaboured both Whigs and Tories ;Yet the words tell coldly on the a -ears of the Maltognlass, for they not being used to such Incendiary Ho. l0 ...

... elections would re take place during the quare and disagreement which must m, jL take place, for a time atles, between the Whigs and the Radicals, the necessary consequence of which would be a h very great increase of the Tory members of parliantent ? ...

... been treated in this manner in arecent1 review of one of them, named Music and Friends ; the t; facts that Alr. G. is a Whig and a Presbyterian appear s to have bad far more than the merits of the publication to c do whith the character given of it ...

... of thle State. There is IOlW no shclking ?? part of' tlhe debt is periodivallly redeemed, aS it was WnOllt to be before thu Whigs came illte office. The aloullt of Exchequer -Bills to meet the iharge oi [Ito Consoli- dated F'und for tile last quartor is ...