... it strongly? ?? said all the Bads, And the men of many fads, We approved it strongly. Who cried shame npon it? We said Whig and Tory, All who care for England's glory, We cried shame upon it. WhoTJ have to pay the piper? I/* said poor John Bull ...

... there with no other intention but ro see the opera. Upon in- quiry I found that the body of Amazons on my right baud were Whigs and those en my left Tories, and that those who had placed themselves in the mieldle boxes were a neutral party, whose faces ...

... answering riddles. It was a question of saving one's carcase. In order to do this I hurried to the office of the Northern Whig, in Corporation-street, which was as quiet and* still as the country at midn'ghl. All the principal streets were deserted ...