... renown for the vigour with which, in defence of the French Revolution, he had broken a lance with no less a man than Edmund Burke. Such examples roused the ambition of the Scottish youth, and among a crowd of eager competitors we note two in particular ...

... Pariliamentary than Bunko, simply because there is less consecutive sub- tilty in hliS reasoning; hence, also, Jeffrey, like Burke, Went on refining while they thoug-ht ot dining, but discovering that his style was considered inanpropri- ate, he soon desisted ...

... remuneration for the well direated talents of & fome great Statefman in the fervice of his Sove- d` reign. It fhould be ?? Burke has fo apt- se ly defignated it- a refuge from the perfidy of o political ?? the antipathy of enemies ha -and from the inconstancy ...

... its representations, it wouhl S have had lprtulence enough, either to state the h trutb, or, as it has often luone before, burke all f reference of a complimentary nature to a jturnal which succeeds to live antd florish, without t mahid n, as it its case ...