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... LOTTERY. THE Public respectfully fnformed, that the State j Lottery, which *as bare commenced Ora whig or, i the 24th ultimo, »a« postponed in consequence of the death ( her Majesty the ftdpen ; and the Lords Comiotss.oueu bis Majesty's hare now then ...
... will be found tolerably accurate view, that there are seventy-six Tones, and twenty-four Whigs returned by Ireland into the Imperial Parliament. We use the terms Whig and Tory, on thin occasion, not so much the old sense of the word, but as .supplying the ...
... the friends of Sir F. Burperr; Mr. Copasi life Mr. flunt; and Lord Jouy Russert, b After-a considerable time had beet &c. Whigs, in speaking, the other Candidates were a aad ew vs. On We purpose to give some a the proceedings. prick OF IRISH STUCKS, NOVE: ...
... lately relumed from the Continent, intends to be one the Candidatas the ensuing Election for Westminster. He i*to sujip.orttd Whig and interest. Morning Paper. SIR HUDSON £pWE. Ti* Courier of WuJr.i'-sJ»y,.fecwi»etl ihifi momyig, hat the mcrceau respecting ...
... experience in their inser any other occasion, try was at stake. Mr. D ALY is a Whig, an old, we trust Mr, Brake and his Friends will: giv credit for good towards them. Whig~-and Mr. DaLy is, of coursc, full of pro- fessions as to public eonduct and patriotic ...
... exclusive Claimants of all the wi it the same family, talent, and integrity of the Nation allude, of course, to the unblushing Whigs. , that airs assumed by these Gentlemen, on this place similar occasions, ate not more disgusting ‘ill be their pretensions ...
... an enthusiastic feeling must ever exist witness her over the efforts of persecution, and the arts of malignity.—lndependent Whig, 'Princess Sophia. —One of the Royal Dukes, appears from Newspaper report, has recently visited this illustrious female, of ...
... himself deserving . tucir fitture so?-- Ul .t this was proud day for tlm Whigs, and Mr. Widurn, to-morrow. «.,d make some ->⢠ââ â ~! : t rr ~ |â ,â in eu'i-» widi other Whigs, was rnlitlvd tlieir fcarwl, llu*y do, as lud , n«i>rrtvâ.r/ rud ...
... Scp'ennial Act Mr. Brougham said, that the present motion hail his entire approbation, hut expressed decided niun. that the Whig Parliament, which voted its prolongation from thtce to seven years, had hy that act avoided anti oppression ; this jeetion ...
... r toher, lrat! eu er of necessity than of ugh ; wnd conduct of Mr. who may b+ Daly al his the Whig Interest in voting for a h d hisjoid Tory--(Ch! these Whigs are precious and | Egan. tows) and 3. The declarationof Yather Engiand | WOU Id foolishly thrust ...
... Russell, lately returned from the Continent, intends one the Candidates the ensuing Election for Westminster. to supported by the Whig and Burden interest.— London Paper. Port wine sets the Hie of Man for 235. per doZ-m. native Lime/Ick) lately Edi» tar the ...
... any way in .which 1 could be of service, for I have not that personal delicacy now unfortunately so much in vogue. think the Whigs feel some anxiety about the issue of the present trials: ran acquittal would afford them excellent matter ior speechifying ...