... liberal part of his Msjesty's Ministers-may they every b day more and more merit the reproach of Blackweod, that 1 theyare Whigs not Tories. The progresa of national education-the ?? for our; J ratiolia'liberty and-rational happiness. A Thettownsadtradeof ...

... held are very judiciously conceived ; but we must reserve their detail for the Kaleidoscope. REVIVAx OF THE iiELFPAST NORTHERN WHIG. After a tea poiarylnspension of about nine months, occasioned by a severe legal sbnteace to which the proprietor had been ...

... the session to London town, o And vote for Londonderry: in And I loved the Lords of the Treasury, an And I Psrayed for the Whigs' perdition, en And lauded the name of loyalty, And loathed the Opposition. J But out upon Canning's false grimace, ab And ...

... alluded to. I THE RETROSPECT. to bef When Pitt was Premier, well-a.day! des I chanted To Paeans. ing And held the loftiest Whigs at bay, he As well as base Plebeians; anc I fill'd old Jacobins with awe, ens Distorting fact and reason, pre Whene'er 'twas ...

... conducted some on one principle, some on another; whilst others, -like himself, have no principle at all. He cares S. no more fr Whig or Tory politics than a-draper cares fee the colour of the clot in which he deals, his only object being to sell the article ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... were unable to be present at Mr. Webbe's second lecture c on Friday last, in consequence of our attendance at the Cheshire a Whig Club dinner, and we can only say, therefore, with refe- rence to that lecture, that, according to the report we have heard ...

... power, or Mansfield's pride, Or venal Lyndhurst, sc'rn'd on every side; Irn-pite of Vane,t Don Xujxotte of the age, Witji .Whigs or ;odwin ls rpanting to engage; Iri rpite of Dawson, prompt to roar and rave. Or Goulburn, weeping o'er corruption's grave: ...

... lines, which appeared originally in one t, of the leading London journals, are copied into the Mer- l( Cury at the request of a Whig Reformer. t: f, ...

... he proceeded to say:- Iyly Lord, I was roaming tow'rds Naples' fair bay, nd the crater which hangs on Vcsuvius's brow- AF Whig in a corner: 1 That's nought to the crater you're standing on now. Sir Robert. - When Hudson deliver'd my Sovereign s bheliof; ...

... 'we must turn them out. -First came a false and faithless Whig, Whom all trie Whigs abandon, .-A thing as changeful as the Times, Well nicknamed shuffling Sandon; Ten years a Tory,-two a Whig, -As either was the fashion,- -But never what a mean should ...