... with the beautiful solo, But pleasures are like poppies spread,” and the fine air, with violin obligato, “But here my muse her whig maun cour,” were all delightfully sung ; while hi* delivery of the recitative passages was all that could be desired. Howard's ...

... similar case—Lincoln is in placty Garrison m -power —(applause). Rub-a-dub agitation, forsooth! if Mr Webster could have a Whig party, anything else, in these reading days, without agitation which .calls into being and sustains the Press, whichmelts and ...

... evil day elevated to Parliamentary power. Notwithstanding all these proofs of citizen feeling, however, our thick-and-thin” Whig and Tory cotemporaries still pretend that the question “settled,” and still their utmost either to prevent expression of public ...

... elevated to Parliamentary power.. ¢:: ?? : ~ Notwithstanding ill tbes, proofs of citizen ;feeling, however, our thick-and-thin Whig : anid To cotemnpor~ar,.es.stiill~ ;en ,thait 'the question is settled, and still do :theigntmost either.to prevent.an expression ...

... on of all whom it may concern that the burden they have long endured thev are determined remove ; that the Tory- Whics and Whig-Terms whom they have been' so long fettered, bound, and betrayed, shall made by them to pay the full penalty of their protracted ...

... or force of lurking dislike, it cannot assume open manifestation and speak with natural and unfaltering accents. There are Whig patricians who may contemn the idea with a« much sincerity as Lord Derby ; but neither they nor can aught hut mutter their ...

... of all whom it may concern . that the burden they have so long. endured they are determined to re move; that the Tory- Whigs and Whig-Tories: by whom tlhey, have been so long fettered, bound, and betrayed,' shall be made by themo to pay the full pp alty ...

... force of lurking dislik-e, it cannot assume open manifestation and ~speak with natural and unfalteringc accenits.: There are Whig patricians who maycontemn the idea-with aff much sincerity as Lord Derby:; hbt neither .they nor he can do aulght but mutter ...

... Tory demrnfitration, of wdich Bailie 'Forrester was the convenience, is over, and the favoured readers of the Tory and Tory*Whig-CWan* and Scotsman, have had the orations served up to them bet, this morning, for their edification, and to enable them silence ...

... ion anew state or new that, long there are parties hostile to the established order, struggling, not I ke the Tories and Whigs for the Mnustry, but as the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne; that is say as long there are nations within the ...

... Moil Opponent. it follows - from this that no Di8- -an *etr~n be a good citizen and therefore a -ance! the Tories and Church Whig are touie'o hve drive Dissenters out of the land; This seems -them to be the plain infer ence from the. principles' - ?? enunciated ...

... insulted at discovering that her , and their wishes and interests have been 1 baulked by arrogant Tories and unprincipled Whigs Must the working orders of this powerful nation—the orders who have made Great Britain what it is, and whose growing industry ...