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... exist two , ?? classes of thought, representing tho e r advanced Ittiem, restless arid seeking constant change, and the old Whig, who would ?? rest and be thankful, and who wnly winhes for aL quiet life r We know the strength of action and the ?? of f ...

... unfriendly feeling prompts my pen- This is the penalty which public men Have all to pay. And was it not his glory To dish the Whigs 0 So now I woigg a Tory. Long may he live ; and if his friends are wise, They'll ne'er neglect to keep before his eyes Our ...

... our well-being as a City. That there should be a wise expenditure of the Public Money is as serviceable to the Tory as to the Whig; that there should be Pure Air is a.1 as salutary to Conservative as to Liberal lunge; that there D should be good water-and ...