... mannikin made • solemn Lace. and mid, But Awl --Yrafessor Morgan. in the 4Ar5..% - - - -- • • - Spertatr• remarks that the tad Whigs have many years rrstematiratly kept the rising men down. have °Mee to any hut connexions of the great familiim and now taunt ...

... which owes its existence as • l'azlisseindoey borough to the Ilefoniu Bills and weathen-fore by es cry tie of gratitude to the Whigs. Mr. Pilkinghe had repreeented it for eighteen years, during the whole a hich tune he had Anxiously voted with the advanced ...

... studiously conciliatory towards the Liberal Govornmcnt, and .«o flavoured with prescriptive tinge of feeling almost worthy of a Whig ia some |of its sentence?, that it will regarded many as bid for office. said “tho now Administration composed of wen probably ...

... anststan, the at, In Si.. Prismtan malflel.l wee Wm. sad pillaged Is coetoler, sod te.., the nnterteaele fink. Ramis died Whig lined wily tome the fatal hattleolJeasagleoetleratany al the of lb.. row-repo lita et lest oon was 51 se hie heir the of ...

... number of our periodical, tickled his Corporation. Tho halt, the lame, and the blind—Greenwich Pensioners, paupers, and elderly Whigs—ail swelled the throng. Tho Finest Cat in the World (our own) crept out on the tiles over onr office ; and you may judge of ...