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THE POOR MAN'S NOTE BOOK

... if fthej bill whiich 'h-spasie6d shoua sedutreus-this, I'shallhoe satisfied; hbt i lolnly say, I have seen enough, both of Whigs and Tories, togive to neither my unbounded confidence. Wbat are we to tbink of a Whiggovein- ment wlioh, could ,grant -IOQ ...

THE BISHOP AND THE REPORTER

... Ministry's crimes; Oh ! pass not the Bill, my Lords-keep not in place- Who, my Lords, ever heard of an action so base ? These Whigs correspond with The Times! Yeq, iny Lords, with that press, whose power we rue, And which really 'tis time to lut down, Or ...

THE WEAVER'S SONG

... it made vast professions of liberality, and consideration for the ignorant; and all the world, save only those who knew what whig principles really were, believed that the time was come when the working man would have an opportunity of really understanding ...

THE LION MUZZLED;

... misapplied, To job or set up Bourbon kings; The nation by their blunders tied, Like bird with vainly flattering wings. By Whigs now ruled who temporize; - The roar Is but the steer's weak low, That once in thunder Nshok the skies- Poor Lion, he is muzzled ...

THE DRAMA

... would think, under a Tory Ad. sokniatratlon, any thing against the Tories would be wrong; and under a Whig Administration any thing against the Whigs? I should 9ay to the Manager, I do not presume to Interfere, but you had better not allow It, tor the ...

NOTICE OF BOOKS

... religious enthusiasts enlightened, and the world regenerated I SIMPLE HOBHOUSE. At a public dinner recently given him at Bath, this Whig patrioet is reported to have said- I know it is objected to me that I do not go far enough; but 4 have no idea of the meaning ...

REVIEW OF BOOKS

... some reformers who contemplate moral and social cban es as much beyond whet you desire, as what you desire is beyond what the Whigs are disposed to yield. These sentiments are the more valuable and the more forcible, as they are not written for the present ...

THE TOOM MEAL POCK

... maintain them, we will ask him whether there be noae of his father's children who are main- tained by the public! Ah ! Whigs! Whigs ! You hadl better resolve at once to Repeal STuRaEs BOURNf's hills ! Better do this, and set the poor-law commission to ...

THE MIRROR OF FASHION

... the University of Edinburgh. Sir DAVID BREWSTER, on ascertaining how the votes of the Town Council would run, wilhdrew. The Whigs are greatly blamed, In sone letters from Edinburgh which we have seen, in fixing on a gentleman (Sir D. Bn wsraa) who, whatever ...

THE MIRROR OF FASHION

... for Liver- pool-in early life the boon companion and associate of Gicorou the FOURTH, when Prince of Wales, aud a staunch Whig. Pre. viously tohie marriage, which took place at an advanced period, he was the protector, friend, and inmate of Perdita ...

THE MAGAZINES

... who put his .rqe paw in the hornet's nest.- Nfew Meothly Magazivse. WX5o AND TOAxjCosxLnOa.-A per~ilous symnptom for the Whigs is th~igxisestlin~ up upnder the iags o ...