... Gas-lights,and St; Paul's, And gamblers caught by Mhr. Halls - The Paper. What is't narrates full many a story Of Mr. Speaker; Whig and Tory, And heroes all agog for glory ?2 The Pa r What is it gives the eo'f Stoks - ...

... lawvyer, and Mr. S-, who wirote all about Wntt rhlot and Bonapatrte, anrd Mr. T-, vwhonm yun mtay knowr by his naams tn he no wh~ig, and Ihere are nll the reeit. God bless me ! Chuirles has fallen ! Are you hurt, Clharles? YeR, fathler, T have broke mty'nose ...

... Lord, nuy Lord,' ruse froiri this retnitte seats of the court, trud nitide the whole nassaibly took back. A titirrister in a whig and gown wits seep cttrnubni'i?ig from beitch to bench, and upsetting alt ohupositioui, totting over some aunt knock. lug down ...

... CoiincHl Board. The death of Mr. Pitt again expJellrd Mr. Crunlnov from office. But, afler tIhe i I short existence of tIe Whig, .Ministry. of 1816 hld [teen |exhat-teis, Mr. pananiirg wns. recitiled to itltciil slation, and fuunrt rjn aniptb'lield fur ...

... were coattI itted -irisoilers at lthe periold (if Argryle's risittg ; the.ir ptai-e of tcotlipineitei is stfill catte'd the Whigs' Tat- r. rat htuiveret-. procared fur ttte far otore exites-ire olorataton I concernitig thes sinettlur persoin, vs hone ntame ...

... tility to the aeronaut and his balloon was, thatthe working r. classes had imbibed ao idea that the balloon ascent was a id Whig trick to divert the people's attention from going to ig York, and accordingly, they determined to prevent tie st ascent. For ...

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... they are imposed onl voluntary ?? luxuries and con- veniencies. The following observations on the financial tuessures of a Whig Ministry and ?? Parliamrent, and on the general prodigality ofidemno- cratical governments, deserve attention:- InI its first ...

... he hts n ntrong relish of ilil English ferlini about hi. tle hams at true British lialved of grodlarnes, Itrjurboi police, Whig spies, hirelint isiati-iterh Lt ' duov bureaux, Matthusian sbornaion. jlions pmlitical ecllolony villauill ; of avery thilig ...

... held for mfonY a year ; ?? wliised tongues for mischief cried, We'd better by some R hunge, &.,e 1hey let il the pirate Whigs our bonnie ship to ronge. Alldt i'bs wie's me the doy they came, they ken not how to steer 'ihry'll s00o despoil our bonnie ...

... it fairly on each party, viz. on the master- for his vessel, and the consignee for the goods he lay secure. Thlis is another Whig specimen of bad faith with ?? shipowones. GRnatttNVIC1 IIToSttTAtl--ANOTW1 WeriG JOB. -It will be remembered that, some time ...

... to disgrace, lIe tnkutel atie to ;'vi'-1-11 ,l 'jltingt: umO t RL iare. Mv lyords, I have'.lolle ,Nhat I roulel fer the \Whigs, ]I:lt !tatIn!evitas olcktittot'dl its oIll ' 7'/dilbIL'e-rigs'- And 11an ;Vith hi4 'TlTil.' fir be1, tip to our play, A'Set ...