... Brown, and Green. TEHE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE, For January 1830. Contents :-Remarks on the Present Administration-Whigs and Tories; Power of the Duke ot Wellington; the Earl of Eldon-Duke of Newcastle, Air Peel, &r.-Observations on Mr Flaxmuan's ...

... and where the Society 'meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. JOSEPH LUNN, Secretary. PROSECUTION OF THE PRESS BY THE WHIG ATTORNEY GENERAL. Political Letter Office, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street THE CRISIS has NOW arrived, which is to determine ...

... -NdtlnntlGalery; 7. Finch s~ravels in Americak 8. .Ther,--lxe:rston, by the Author ~ofCorn Law Rh'ymes,'- 9; The4Moderate Whig,*0.jDawi l1, Note ?? lTi1Ctlis; 12. Notes on t~he N ewspa~p;ers, 13. Posterip t te dithly Rpository for Charles Fox, Pateroster ...

... Chap. I.-S. A Summnnary of the Timnes: in Nursery lthymes.-9. Audubon's Ornithological Bio- graphy.-lo. Letter from a Liberal Whig.- II. Noctes Ambrosiana-. No. 79. W illiam Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. A PRESENT TO FRENCH ...

... a-la-hood; XIII. Tithes vcrsus Rent; XIV. The Procrastinator; XV. The Old Year, by a tuneful Tory ; XVI. The New Year by a waggish Whig; XVIe Ugo Foscolo, and the Poets of Italy; XWVIII. The Cambridge Fres - man; XX. Notes of the Month. on Affairs in General ...

... the Speech of the Bishop of Norwich (rhe Times, Sept. 7, 1825) and the Letter of Lord Nugent to Parson A ?? At the Chester Whig Club,-present, Ralph Leycester, M.P., Earl Grosvenor, Messrs Phillips, C. R_ Phillips, G. Wilbraham, E. Davenport, ?? and the ...

... published, 11 IEUT.-COLONEL MATTHEW STEWART'S REMARKS B - ~~on the PRESENT STATE of AFFAIRS. The Author is, indeed, s pore Whig-but it is on this very account that we are anxious to give his tract whatever additional circulation our testimony may be ...

... -lI. The Canada Question.-12. ?? How Swift is a glance of the Mind !-13. Nights at Mess. Coop. X1I-14. Letter from a Liberal Whig-15. Nursery Rhymos.-iO. Foreign Military Biography-17. Municipal and Corpo- rate Revolution. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh; ...

... exposure is well fitted for producing a change that seems absolutely neces sary towards the proper transaction of Legislative ?? Whig. ' Mr Wickens's- Argument contains amasterly ?? of facts, and many original views, which wvell deserve the attention of the ...

... you, to complete and perfect that great and good measure, for which-let us not forget-we are indebted to Lord Grey and the Whig Ministry. We may have had some cause to complain, that the whole of their conduct has not been con- sistent with that noble ...

... published, price 2s. 6d., TA I T'S E D I N B U RI GH MAGAZ I N E, d No. IV., for July, 183t. CONTENTs.-5. The Tories, the Whigs, and the Court. 2. Rule Britannia. S. The Bank Charter. 4. The Land of Castes, by the Author of Corn Law Rhymes. 5. The ...

... lane. LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MIAGAZINE. BNo. CCXXXH.L for MARCH. 'iCONTENTS w-1. Shall we have a Conservative Goveroneat ?-2. Whig or Tory. S. Lays of the revellers. No. 1. Go the whole }leg!-4. The Cruise of the Midge. Citap. XII. My Uncle-5. Nursery Rhymes ...