... ' be wished, and that cx officio informatious, ihicthxthoey admiired so much in former lays, when thesy were used against W'higs and Reformers, are nnst 'quito so jist aind reasoiiable as' they thenr supposed ard we have still greater pleasure in con ...

... after'a long.Tory administration, which was badgered, abused, and vilified by the Whig and Radical journals, should have been instituted by ?? Cabinet, atid conduct- eed by- a Whig Attorney. general, uho used to arrogate to himself the character of champion ...

... carried ?? following Re hition, m°p and seconded by the same parties, was also cqrried i from the late prosecutions of the Whig Atto ?? becomes Sthe duty of the friends of , Pirl Mary Refoi and of the liberties of the people, to tedo Ic their en ?? Duffey ...

... prudent than the rest recommended that th e whole should be hushed ?? Walter Scott's Memoirs of Swift.-fWe know what our Whig Attorney-General would have advised, htad he been living and applied to at the period in question ;,-a period, by the way, ...

... of bitumen, (the principla of heat and light,) and, of course, render one such tub of three times more value than it was ?? Whig. JEFFERSON IN sTiRnmENxT.-I am retired to Monticello, where, in the bosom of my family and surrounded by my books, I enjoy ...

... ought the betrayed and insulted people of this country to detest the very name of Whig.' Another Journal which anxiously disclaimed connection with the Whigs, when Whigs were hopeless of office, but which has been reconciled to them since their coalition ...

... publish a collection of lies clumsily fabricated, respecting - what they have: seen, and what they - have . 0 not seen. The 0 Whig-errant of whom the Directing Committee have made choice on this occasion, has already favoured the British with two pamphlets ...

... who, though a Tory, filed more inforniationt, arid inn. - stituted more prosesuttons against the Press than any half. dozen Whig Attorney-Generals ever instituited. No matter. e The appointment might have been a right one-hut to the Catholics it was very ...

... -the Whigs or the Tories ; and the ministers have been Yiecessithted to govern bv the tenets of the pre- dominant party, rather thnil to lean finr support upon the people. Thle wi riter next proceeds to draw' a picture of the Tories and the Whigs, the ...

... them-on the Whigs as unjust, the Whigs in and connected with the Cabinet not having strength greatly to modify, far less to direct its measures, proceeds to observe: And Sir JAMES SCARLETT, besides, never was what we c mnsidered a genuine Whig. I This opinion ...

... interest which its merits may justly claim from a benevolent ?? Pachet. I THE MARQUIS OF HERTFORD AND HIS TRIStI IESTAIzs.-The ?? Whig lately published rsome severe animadversions on a practice said to be rresorted to on the Marquis of Hertford's estates in ...

... beosides jariotmothler sumis to dtffereafit dbSidscs.', Some of the raost distinguishied t/o'ng tlose lovers of lree. dom, the Whigs, aie knowfth td have expressed a more thahf ordintary degike of satisfaction at the late verdidt against the Presg. Loiid 1 ...