... ed by the prospect of gain, you are a Whig-a ivarm reformist-pure amid patriotic ; I have, thereflore, no hesitation in addressing von thus piublicly to inmplore that vou will use your endeavours wvith your Whig client, Mr. James Henry Mills, to openly ...

... the im- portance of the remark, that at the present crisis, it is not so much a question whether we are to be goverued by Whigs or Tories, as whether we are to have any legitimate government at all; whether, in short, we are to thrive under the protection ...

... 5 5 Mr. Coxhead, Market-place 1 1 Mr. John Waugh, Yield Hall, Reading 1 1 An enemy to Whig intolerance and unmerited persecution 3 3 W. H. Stone, Esq. 10 10 J. Tappenden, Esq. .. ...

... Builditngs, sit Chancery Lane, London; of Mlessrs. Fosters and 'of Evans, 211, John-straee, Bedford-row, London; ofillssrs. n-~ Whig arid Swining, No. 1, Grays' Innt Square, London ; ml ed of' Mir. Newlyn, S~olicitolr, I'orsmeoth ; of Mlesstrs. set it. Sewell ...

... sistialg of lofty mahogany four.poatfeench, Sofa, and- otlitr bedsteads and furnitures; well seasoned beds and bedding. mahogany whig and otherwardrobes, excellent large ?? dress and wdssh tables, and ware, toilet ditto, cheval, stood, and other dressing glasses ...

... pleaslint parts of the ?? ,Substantially. - htilt ('OTTAGHES, in thle very best possilde state .f repair ; comiprising a cira-whig-rootic in each, vwith Mtwelv d other roonucs in one, and ten in thle oilier, 7also stalei, lchaise-licouses, 6-c., antl stanindlg ...

... orunknown writers it matterslittle, know roviding it take the direction towards those with whom Aba te differs and called Whigs. Was not the present ofre unit mierone ofth andwthe e a ?? supportsome ofthe by c measures passed by that base set5 and, ...

... has found means to draw aside toy friend Hatch. and several inert but good-disposed friends, who are allied this once with Whigs, Radicals, &c-; and owing to my inability, from press of business, to canvass the Electors personally, which they have doue ...

... the result of the first day's polling for i North Northamptonshire where Maunsell the Tory, is t 600 a-head of larbury the Whig, ought to s'atisfy you 0 that wherever the Tories consider they have the power, a they will not hesitate to use it in ousting ...

... Leip, C5 . ri, late the Property of the Honourable Mr. T'itEsNciSRD, Secre- tary to Queen Ann, and Author of TheIrssdetpndent Whig. Likewsife many from the Coclectirn of the late Rev. Sir JAMcC SrTONI-OUSE, ;Ind- :r. INNIS, late Stationer, of London, and ...

... butt ?? iaf~tli isaft'm'enedv iii 'altl tess colds, coogha,'nsthmas,.traaivottfaee.ants of tlie the lunngs:n-.tligoass nda'whig,.bahve'pr tiln use of ii heir restored to vlal'th,- bau~tsl einghnnifuearnce ,and Aibe re- extensive and r dphy id erel, k'e ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Cormsandant, N. W. It. 0. Y. JrIyhIwootl Ferest, Ipril 24, 1820. ;TANTED, upon a Leaseliild House in the W WHigs-strect, Oxford,-Tbe Sumt of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, uepont Mortgage. Apply to L. L. .Joutrntal Office, Oxford. ANTS a Situation ...