... altrige- -Iotlier titibiiaseti by party spirit of.f ny kiuti. It will be per- Used with eqtusl pleasure and edification by Tory, Whig, Itailiral. Roman Catholic, find Presbytri. In its con- te~nts, it vrill c0,1-tb snore really ag eal eaigthats any new-staper ...

... intolerable corruption in the very fountains of law and government. All these great rational measures were grounded on Whig principles and on Whig doctrine; they are those mwhich I have ever Cherieshed, and whichl I have done my utmost to forward. rily votes ...

... corruption iii the very frutis t - of law and government. All these great national measures 0 were grountled on Whip rnipe n on Whig doctrine; b they are those which I have ever cherishedf, and whch I have riome my utmost to forward. My votes and coduct. (I ...

... opinions are so well known to the greater part ot you, that it is unnecessary for me to say more at present than that I am a Whig; that I most decid- cdlv approve of the measure of Reform as now settled; amn that I have always been an advocate for the strict- ...

... then aittack ing it; and, thie anti-reformers having all along shawny dithemselves sidmple at all eannerna of tricks, Mr Na Whig rasaults ta that V, paesifice on tie presentocorrsian. lie talilsus tie 'Whip are alloappased to - cit ?? insterasts of a' ...

... aecd to see tsroegh the sophistry of the Whigs-thest they are awakening to a sense of their danger, acid arc resolv- ed to take th s manegement of tiseir nd'nirs istO their osnet hands-thlat, ilc shoat, Whig de&potislr is At the close of its reign in ...

... of l own colntry, let hi te- To cent political coact prni'& Did siot eas well, as. ' bd sont, 6ntinuo the most inveterate Whigs ie Scotland for nedrlY the whole period of his nctivae political life? Re _ n rethisis thef tinilY whom sonie of the Tory Land- ...

... that is eiolsgio). Colonel Leith Ilay ias quarrehlut with hlis bread and butter fortile last tbirty Di ed years in support of Whig principlles and the rights of the people. The de as Colouel is 10ow on his passage from B3nrbadoes for the express purpose ...

... the national stregtigi, anti hinder the progress of national im- ?? provemient. I offer~ tyself to you, therefore, neither as Whig n~r de as Tory, bitt as one wrilling', zaetlously though hiuimbly, to co~operate Li with all who will uinite in suppoi'ting ...

... presect, in great danger. The Wcigs have threatened to abolish the Corcc h Laws; Sir Michael admits lie is of that party. The Whigs have also, during I e the last few days of the session, under pretecace of regulating the custom du- a ties, smuggled into ...

... miio, and as mutchm botim of hionesty anii good feehiut', t' inioiug tituse wuhmo-i'e r-,alled Sthe Toties, ss auonogst the. Whig's, anti evetV uhuit as gletat a desire to see thise mass of their feilow-citizeuss - - I a lny Friend's, ever yoirs, viry ...

... Tire Radictil Poets. 2. Life and Times of a Pro- tozol; 6sv Ilismself 3. The Bride of Marseilles. 4.AAIr Hume and the Small Whigs. 5. Rthine Tourists. l6. The Pnrishmeot of Death. Nu. 11. ; by the Author. of Anti- Draco. 7. The aMIa Tory's Song. S. The ...