When we're to be freemen made, brother, we're to be freemen made.

JAMES FRASER.

TORY LORD TO DITTO DITTO ON THE EVE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF THE FRANCHISE BILL INTO THE UPPER HOUSE.

If you're going, look in early, look in early, brother peer,

To-morrow we'll have the merriest fling we've had for many a year;

We've had for many a year, brother—Aha! hip, hip, hooray!

For "the measure" comes up, they say, brother, "the measure" comes up, they say.

The bishops will go with us, brother, and landlords fat and lean,

And they'll vote ditto, brother—the weak-kneed Whigs, I mean;

With quiddities and flow'ry quirks we'll whittle the bill away.