... over the anitcedfents of the ease. A de- iu1and for political Rteforin hud become irresistible in the Britishi Islands. The Whigs offered ?? as guides, nnd were accepted. After allowing their plan of Iteform to ho sorely niialned, they passed the remnantt ...

... the n rmoi rtsere,. the Mo fioil S in 5 1,cl3 at .s. 6dd a, .d in the ~s ~ 7 eli :Qt 3' 1-fInoks qat i. WHIG CLUB. m1-E NEXT ITEETING of ibe WHIG CLUB i w il he ?? the Lit of June, at the London tavern, Bihbopigatc-.Rrect. Thc Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX in ...

... advertiment, have determined Mr. White to publish the future Numbers of his Journal, hitherto known by the tame of THE INDEPENDENT WHIG, underthe title of THE IN- DEPENDENT OBSERVER. Inadditionwto this alteration, the Price will be reduced from Ten-pence to ...

... the scheme tl I s nearly equivalent to a fixed duty of four shillings a quarter. Now, as a fixed duty is renounced by the 0 Whigs, its authors,whilc this sliding-scale is renounced C by Sir ROBERT PEEL, its author, the BUCICNGHAM i amendment had the marvellous ...

... Carriage llianufactory, 114 and 115, Aldersgatc-street. Op. pesite Barbican. ILLEGAL IMPRISONMENT OF MR. VINCENT.. THE despotic - Whigs having evinced their deternstnation5 by the arbtaryS arrest of the Advocates of Political Just~ice, to aneilsl~ate the People's ...

... sYrA LA SONNAt11 UsIt Y-],ltAe eiU AIlb 1I i11 t 1N100 I II N.J nAY, l D i. M LNI- Sul il~~l)1.Ii4E Mr C. Iirctt tu.-I thmtre Whig ?? I Y(.ttl -ils~lt~ro 1110 1i.;itit0, 0011r0 1 I ltsll II N gOAtI I1 d O ?? ?? sll lo Af III'liltl.l.t TrllnoTIy'III^rl ...

... to practical use at this momentous crisis of Reform i and a short disquisition on the English Constitution, by a Reformeil Whig. With a blighly-llnsshed Likeness of his present Majesty-the best Like- ness that has appeared. The portrait of his Majesty ...

... l squabbles for power and plunder, and have united to prevent Reforin. The Lealers of the, Tories, and the Leaders of the Whigs, with the refuse of all parties, now associate at the same table, and, co-operate in the same bad cause. Personal hatreds the ...

... Ms. COBBETT'S ANSWER to the WHIG-MAINIFESTO promaugated by I Mr. STrANLY at LANCAs Tzi), ?? such members of the new Parliament as shall propose a repeal of Mg Septere- nial Bill, or as shall propose the adop. tion of the Ballot, was published at Bolt-court ...

... you the Factions have msce more coales'ed; they have thrown Off the mask of pre- tended hostility to each other, and both: Whigs and Tories are now united to prevent the exercise of your free choice. Re- member that all History has proved that.the coalition ...

... Thuo Author has furnished n amusing and graphic de*crip tin of thevarions political parties ofate day-Tory, Conservaty., *Whig, Whig-Ritdical, &c. &c., and has illustrated the wrhole by NineCliaracq- teristic. Engravings 3. LETERon ,SUPERSTITION. By the ...

... Jantcs's square. T E W W 0 R K S just published:- IN 1. Vol. III of the HISTORV of the WHiGs and To.sEs. Nose completed, THE HISTORY OF PARTY, From the Rite of the Whig and Tory factions in the reign of Charles Ic to the passing of the Rlefornn Bill. In ...