... has none; And look to him it will, and must, Because Earl Spencer's gone ! The people sometimes for their right, Even with Whigs would strive, But now that thing is altered quite, 1ord Spencer's not alive ! Therefore like lambs within his fold, My people ...

... friends were not in favour of the movement, and took considerable exception to it; while, on the other hand, ha could name Whig-peers who took an interest in then, and he must not forget to add that the Premier of the i present Government was in favour ...

... and a tortoise are not very quick, A Byin a glue pot is slow, Sir; * But of all the slow coaches o'er came to a stick, These Whigs are the slowest I know, Sir. Here's to them all, oh see how they drawl; 1 They promise fun speed, but canasac go at aill I ...

... youths and maids larig Are still ohut up in union barricadas. i the Man of the income tax, thine only measure, Stealer of Whig old clothes, what is thy pleasure ? your will the high nobles servilely consent tifot To be thy plaything and thins instrument ...

... Maxwell's Iife of Wellington. A his- tory of recent eventi in.Alfghanistan, though they are of course attributed entirely to Whig mismanagement, may yet be read. with interest. The tale of Gaspar the Pirate is at length con- I cluded, a fact on whfol we ...

... following rea is-a copy of the lines conveyed by the ifathered and ae'rial post. phi man: Good Christians, male, or female, Whig or Tory, lett Be not surpris'd to see a magpie glory ver For all our tribe in this great hiappy nation the Are set in motion ...

... IHoB. Will do the job, Next time he sues w Cur Cab'net rues; - And now that L,% nm c-l 's not worth ! dianmn, And all the 'Whigs pi Ar'n't worth two igs. . The real case is, V The; -.int our p!aces V Grcr.itaid sqzal, : G-d r--al 'Cat alln IMINOR, 01 eA ...

... time, his talents, and exertions to your cause is it for this ae see ministers of the Crowns, leaders of the Op. of position, Whigs and Tories, churchmen and laymen of pc every denomirtation, uniting their commnon ?? for the ro erection and diastion of these ...

... That, as a Brunswick leader, I must brave; When I myself may my quietus make f By being ?? could I bear the scoffs v Of the Whig press-that torment of my life, c If I speak out again-and so provoke c Disclosure of that nameless deed r The Times alludes ...

... one that exercised J considerable influence over English literature, v was the Kit Cat,founded in 1688 by the p leading Whigs of the day, and held in Shire- l lane, at the house of a pastry cook named Christopher- Cat. SAmong the members were Addison ...

... THE CAMELEON, Y IMITAI ZD FROMI COWPER. e 0 There is a Bard, who by his note, a And by the changes of his coat, Seems Deist, Whig, or Tory; n Al Isuge ilditerof Court lays, y Whence a' obtains a wreath of bays, Y And we a dormitory. , On yon church top ...

... of Wotid t What ?? varicty 'twill be to tanige, tff:etreasury bench from the office or change; And where he is sure, if the Whigs should attack him, i Of -his right honoured ,riend, with the towanida to back M¶ohiniks'now l-see himn arise fromlu isa station ...