... 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 ...

... visibly weakened in parliamentary warfare. This measure would do much propagate through the country the improved feeling has made whig and tory almost empty shibboleths in the capital. When we set against all thess advantages the one counterweight of narrowly ...

... 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 ...

... grievances of the ccuntry. His lordship, further on, assures the writer that be has no hope of any good emanating from either a Whig or Tory Goverunment. Many wise and good members deemed solitary, imprisonment to be the most effective punishment that can ...

... s am ASTUSIATIC AFFE gntle tsoictoration, It very shortly railesr 11121% toa ecenit cold; sond a hoer doe wem genry iced~v whig lh areglc has rendered i~or conlee 4vndrsweihSi svootanl with cuges ofcoa 11-d. ad Te .h fadtlers, chomisis. obeap- lbln;s ...

... likwise be t. enabled to place themselves inthat proud and. lnuependent position so as to bid defisnce to all thei Ifoes, whether Whig, Tory,'or Shamt Eadieals.- Anidn as guarantee for the:confidence bhichhis Radical FrIends may feel Inclined to reposei hinm ...

... respecter of persons, as such of our readers as are acquainted with his for- mer productions well know, but aims one low at a Whig, and n other at a Tory, with a just impartiality.-Literaryhro- nicle, July 5, 1823. .In octavo, price 12s. hoards, D OGVALD; ...

... half-a-ceown, boards, A POLITICAL DICTIONARY; or POCKET COMPANION: chiefly designed for the use of Members of Parliament, Whigs, Tories, Ultra-Loyalists, Magistrates, Clergymen, HalfSpay Officers, -Worshipful Aldermen, arid Reviewers; being an Illustration ...

... his adherents, was supported by a very respectable minority. Thus the people ould sec that they cocld not trust either to Whigs or Tories', but must put their own shoulders to the wheel. (Cheers.) They I must impvove their own knowledge, and adv&'uce ...

... Subscriptin; ney d; 15 4 Mlr-.Wnu Phillip .4 0011. Mr. .Joh n Harris 5 9 Q Mr. Jot s llroks 1 I0 rI-~ George Thomai Z0 o An old Whig 1 0 Nr. Evan Rees 1 0 A Patriot, 2.25 a :Mr. p. -Morley 1 0 0 Friendj20z. 2 0 0 ~thos~forrisjun.Esqjo o o Mr. Win. h loafdcrin ...