... POSITIVELY The but Two ;i!l '.tc'cries will then prohibited, BV ACI' PARLIAMENT. J. & J. SI WHIG lIT Tile CANNOT but f. el regret in stating, that tin- time approaches, when the system of Lotteries (the only mode i> v which Fortune can speedily obtained ...

... principles; and it must not forgotten, l- have always been gtrenuou« advocates for a Reform iu i'arliament. lint such is Whig liberality and Whig Reformation. The following paragraph from the Sco! tia (ia/ette of Feb. U. relates to the son a most respectable ...

... together. mud) the better fitted for representative of the whole Whig party, said Hi nt. Dang it, said the Somersetshire man, I'm feard I must vote for thee, a'ter all. * We not know to what W'hig names Mr. IL alluded, and must therefore luave the difficult ...

... distinction. A few years since, observad, a staunch Whig, should himself entirely out of place but now affairs wore a very different aspect.— Under the present enlightened Ministry, the difference lie- tween Whig and Tory was reduced to almost nothing. The partition ...

... that if is re-elected, he will take btat; and highly esteemed, that doubt exists of his return.- Mr. TJtiaht's (who are in the Whig interest) have to sccure his rc-election in independent planner. At St. John's, Newfoundland, on the 18lli of April, Capt. ...

... Oxford, and moreover holds two (or more) rery f'amil y living*: yet this ,is the man, the spirit and judgment oif the Reforming Whigs, who was the most proper to translated Durham! I do lielieve that, in the eyes our present Ministry, bis multiplied pluralities ...

... signs ' t!«e times is aware that the old party divisions of this country cease to exirt, and co: juently that the aid names of Whig i and Tory cease have any application to the parties of tlie present day. One circumstance alone conclusive on this subject- ...

... not slow believing any similar acts of kindness attributed to him. As little could 1 have meant to doubt the readiness those Whig friends of Sheridan, the high qualities many c>f whom little need my testimony, to assist him, while lie made one of their ...

... introduced a Mr. Phillips, a staunch, reel Whig, as his colleague. Mr. Phillips, it was able to stand the Muut, and the electcrs, if exercising their taste in making punch, mixed the sweet with the sour, and returned one Whig and one Tory. Horace, to stew his ...

... Lottery, is likely that Tickets and Shares will be very scarce, ana much higher in price the drawing approaches. But J. and J. ve whig t being anxious to the Public timely notice make their purchases, pledge themselves that all who apply their Offices in _or ...

... when they obtained office. 'ITiere scarcely any difference in creed—if we eicept Reform—between these tihrrul Tories aud the Whigs and Rurdettites. know not bow it happens that these Tories resist Reform, unless tbey it from the knowledge that theiroupport ...

... after, his feelings were not of so acquiescent character. It was in 1806, when, on failing carry the Catholic question, the Whigs' last hour, as a Ministry approached ; and, soon as substitutes could be provided, they expected their dismissal. It was looked ...