THE POLITICAL DRAMA. No. 75.

Hit him hard, Abercrombie, ye divil, and
knock his sinecures out of him. 316 to
306, my boy; the odds are in our favour.

Manners may make the man, but
won't make a good Speaker, for
all that. Now for a straightfor-
ward hit, my boy.

Fine attitude for fighting. In prime
order. Now for it, Sutton; hit Saw-
ney in the bread basket, my lad, and
make him disgorge his £2000 a year.

Show him what *Manners* is, my
rory tory (aside); I somehow think,
should we gain the day, we shan't
have much to brag of after all; for
no doubt the Whigs and Radicals
will bully us out of the stakes. ***

A SHARP CONTEST FOR A ROTTEN SEAT; OR, A SET-TO FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP.

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