... cient majority. At Reading, Mr. Suaw Lerevre walked over the course without opposition, and avowed himsolf a supporter of the Whigs. It is our painful duty this week to chronicle another of those painful colliery explosions which periodically public attention ...

... and, having passed some half-century of his very long life asa citizen of Westminster, was a mem of the famous Westmins ‘er Whig Club, and an active associa of Sir Francis Burdett, Thelwall, Horne Tooke, Francis 1 and other pioneer reformers, to w hose ...

... who could so outrage public decency by levying such an impost. It illustrates most deeply the insidious legislation of the Whigs, when the people can be compelled to pay this or any other amount and yet not have one singlewote either in its appropriation ...