... i- Opini)ns differ,- Ah 'twas ever thus, . And in the end no doubt he'll try to show e, 'Tis simply that which makes ns Whig or Tory, His gratitude by giving them a place. r It does us so much good to make a fuss But I digress, the treaties are my ...

... TREATY. Opini,)ns differ,- Ah 'twas ever thus, EAnd in the end no doubt he'll try to show ' 'Tis simply that whioh mskes us Whig or Tory, ;Hie gratitude by giving themq aplace. . It doeseues80 much good to make a fuss ; . . But I digress, the trestics ...

... TREATY. Opinions differ,- Ah 'twas ever thus, And in the end no doubt he'll try to show 'Tis simply that which makes us Whig or Tory, His gratitude by giving them a place. It does us so much good to make a fuss But I digress, the treaties are my theme ...

... TREATY Opinions differ,-' Ah 'twae ever thus, I And in the end no donbt he'll try to show 'Tie simply that which makes us Whig or Tory, His gratitude by giving them a place. It does us so much good to make a fuss But I digress, the treaties are my tsme ...

... TREATY, Opinions differ,-' Ah 'twas ever thus, And in the end no doubt he'll try to show 'Tis simply that which makes us Whig or Tory, His gratitude by giving them a placo. It does us so much good to make a fuss But I digress, the treaties are my theme ...

... TTTE C0OMMERCIAL TREATY. Opinions differ,- Ah 'twsva ever thus, 'Tie simply that which makes us Whig or Tory, It does us so much good to make a fuss And pooh pooh loudly our opponents' story. WVell ! if sincere, all honour either side, We cannot see ...

... our well-being as a City. That there should be a wise expenditure of the Public Money is as serviceable to the Tory as to the Whig; that there should be Pure Air is a.1 as salutary to Conservative as to Liberal lunge; that there D should be good water-and ...

... exist two , ?? classes of thought, representing tho e r advanced Ittiem, restless arid seeking constant change, and the old Whig, who would ?? rest and be thankful, and who wnly winhes for aL quiet life r We know the strength of action and the ?? of f ...

... twio antogonietic classes of thought, representing the advanced Raldicial, restless and wecling constant change, 'nd tho old Whig, who would meet anld be thankful, and who )nlv wiabse for a quiet life. We k'now the strength Of action and the woakness ...

... two antagonistic classes of thought, representing the advanced Radical, restless and seeking constant change, he and the old Whig, who would 1 rest and be thankful, and onn who auly wishes for a quiet life. he We know the strength of action and the weakness ...

... Glamnds, o IC ikesoted, and cuaturiocf e Spine an Lin chiden ie, for dep en, in most, er asoe pofn sta tie ofo bonor thres whig sutweon rvod or actiongof the rin br one aoti g and this setatien pldan, In orders tsou be rttereplaint, t maysn bemetonpedthath ...

... make him should be such, Have all to pay. And was it not his glory As when upon his forehead it should touch, To dish the Whigs ? So now I wig# a Tory. Should send him in a calm and vivid trance. Long may he live; and if his friends are wise, Where ...