... to a w. ll known quill splitting dealer in quibbles and quirks This mania of writing Tory letters one week, demolished by Whig l-tter from the same hand next week—occasionally setting dissenting puppet now, subjected the flail of a churchman afterwards— ...

... UNION AMONGST LIBERALS. It has been too much the fashion, of late years, for Liberals to complain of the short coinings of the Whig government and to accuse them lukewarm ness in carrying liberal measures through Parliament. Each session commences with a ...

... Shrewsbury, have respectively about 30,000 and *25,000 population, and they also return each two members. Can any our Tory or Whig friends satisfactorily explain to us the justice or the policy of this gross inequality ? Our readers will perceive that in ...