... entitle him to be considered so ultra as the radicals, nor yet so blue as the tories. He did not know what they would call him-a whig or a tory- nor did he care one rap. He felt and saw that lie had tse sympathy of a large number before him, who already ...

... le purpose of improving the condition of the poor on hi perty / As a Politician he exercised an impotn n as c airman of the Whig Club at York. Through is n strumentality while in that position Mr. Wyvil 'S e- turned as an independent Member for York, whii ...