... steering;- It has sunk-the brief struggle of death is oer, And no trace of its terrors appearis6g. All, all, is still like that glo-whig breast, Lately throbbisig Nvith ardent emotioss, 'Whihlt now lies so Calnly, reposidg at rest On a sailor's cold pillow-the ...

... d-tcll'>itg wich sntrvive 'i triatl 10ll d~ats ?? onc ?? agaiiisc dv, iii theirifuls ?? t111 Iiowiiit x. AlsfrliihsN cansuc whig-utes stri, inn IC'lii'l -11LMSLTI ilttmhd tu h 'pti ceo ai' ?? ''Pixere aeset iii deeal. fthi hall ect rx'lsl Ii to I c de) ...

... political questirrs iu general, thi r Lylreron levierv belongs to rio party. To torics it I will ?? aplpear winig, aid r to whigs, tory.- Ha-ving. for its elcif oijeet thie inuestigaltios of. I trrill, thle intenaleri joui roal will declire all supiprrt ...

... Ihte coil dloctors oif IilecibAiiud s .S Jlllz ise broulght tilt pitb- hcetiabm ilktz polifica1 Iloliev-bv altta~kinag. thue Whigs-itistead of SWvitill t ltie aitackell b tbeui.; and by turnimii upon ttclll their mlii cisi sarcas tie ANwapols, disroni fitted ...

... hand, III short there's nothiing iR TIr. STAT1 O' Tll' COI:NTRY, That any Statesinn of required et'rontery -Liberal or Ratt-Whig or Apostate 'Iory- Mfly oot term trailiquil ndl eon ciliatory- Bloast of the first fruits of E-laaimiipation, And thereupon ...

... that there was ay suich idea contaiceil it, tle Earl of Winchilsea's speech, anid anioanced the dietermined opposition of the Whigs to cc renewval of the Bill ill its present forici. The Dukes of Gloucester aclul Cumbcserlandcl were on tie Otpposition Benches ...

... 1Iublic inati, has been ra- ther unfortunate foir hiniself, and not particularly satisfactory to the communoilty lie. began as a whig, the advocate of liberal principles, and the frce prtmulgatinn if opinions, however in lo the powers that weo re; andtherefore ...

... here's success to the ancient old cause Of the King and the People, the Lords and the Law's, M1ay the Cholera take bath the Whigs and the Bill (Don't say that I said it) bnt Ifancy it will. Derry down. Chester, Oct. 24th, 1831. M. H. T'CHYDIG 0 LINELLAU ...

... rile contest for lapice or power 'hticit are to lnain ; taim. If they 'etumr sneubers ?? this deseripiion, whether they are Whigs or Tories, tile marlch of revoliition may. for a while at least, be staved, as l the anticipations of the really patriotic ...

... ly as a simplicbrigaslier. .4tAol mems:.x~i~l ISL-Notbio, is non'. sosgreat-a. hore t An tho )egs of the risiag sprigs; of Whig nlobility it- 'a ia recilv~nls. tpr'prictor in Ile mountry. ' I am very .jgil tl Isee you, but xvitit tih, devil brought you ...

... oppotitritics for distinction. Neverthlelss, itl his titme, Gerieral Baird basked in tte sunishine of ministerial favour. If tire Whigs retcaried him from the Cape, the lTo- ries let slip no occasitns of etaploing him, till lie Nvas disabled at Corunia for further ...

... world ,f thirty three. tle When wyise ?? Milton fiercely soreatut', life ' No taxes til: the Bill is law,' e To all tile Whigs Lord Mil lo0 Seeill(I pr The nioblest lord they ever sawd es At Plicleliacnls, if I alnd yoea rr Should ?? my friends, Lord ...