... passed'by acclatation:- i That the Loyal National Repeal Asociatioofland earnestly call upon the Reformers of Ireland ofverygfade, Whigs, Radicals, or Repealers, to join in the £pristrug- gle for the triumphant return of Lord 6Irpeth to Par. IRament. / T. M. ...

... August 9th, 1633. 37 AITS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE' No. XVII., for T AUGUST; Price'2s. 6d.; cniptins:' The Hot of Tories and the Whig Ministry. The Praisp of Debl A Bait for the Penny-wise and Pound-foolish The M rit4 Observer. ' The History of Irwin. -The-Tcmple ...

... contributed to their Tablest w ill eonfer a similar favrn,,r on this occasion. fi AN EDIToa NoN-st1TXD.-A certain editor (a Whig, too) bet me five suits of clothes: on the late preridential election. He lost four, and was winner of one-leavingI. three ...

... Public. Chalmers and the Church Establishment Question, No. II. To the Bee. A Day among the Mountains. Foreign Policy and the Whig Cabinets of 1807 and of 1838. The Constable of Bourbon and ?? of Rome. The Athenian Poet's Creed. Our Club at Paris, No. VI ...

... Tiverton. A new coat, waistcoat, and breeches were voted to Mr. Bonham, as a -reward for his active and daily abuse of the Whigs. A memorial was presented by Mr. Twist, complaining of the expense he had incurred in printing and correcting his own speeches ...

... which, considering the safety of our harbour,- b th for vessels taking the ground,. will not be considerable.. a Id Nortiemn Whig. s The forty-sixth anniversary of the 3\l'Clean Club was s held on Friday, in the society's rooms, in this town. The e- assembly ...

... eLACX¢r6O0DX U14IBthG11 MAGAIZ , .L NO. CCCV1ll. for JUNE. COISTEZNT9:_ 1. The Whig Ministry. 2. Peter the Wisee. d 3. The Spas of England. c 4. Ida and ErmengaidA. B / i o1 --A b_~ei -of .tbe binitiefsi'' By B lnn.1 - 1. Russia ats ii waa in ilse Summer ...

... 134, CAPEL-STRERE. November 3, 1840. BLACKWOO.DI% EDINBTURG11MAGAZIN-E. BNo. CCI. NOVEM&BER, 1840 CONTENTS-1. Ten Years of Whig Govermrt II. De Quincy's Revenge; By Delta. III. Loui i pe. IV. The Fall of Bagdad. A Chapter of T ki Xlis- tory. V. Review ...

... 2s. 6d., ' AIT'S EDINB1URGH MJAGAZINE, No. X t T JULY, 1833; containing, 1. The Crisis, or CU- lision between the House of Whigs and the Hose of Tories; 2. Diary of an M. P. 3. The Wishing-Cp ; 4. Letters of Horace Walpole; a. Turkey and its Resources ...

... Reminiscences of the Year 1813 in Germs 4. A few Hours at Hampton Court. 5. The Contrabandist. O1 6. The Monarch of Barth. 7. Whig and Tory. A Metrical Meditation. 8. One Quarter More. A New Song. 9. The Beauty Draught. 10. On Population. 11. Charles-Edward ...

... of fair deln hs esrso iea eform which the Legisltr a ihld ots utdmnds of E~ tlse people. Wehave heretofore seen a professing Whig Government- attemptin,,g, In a cowardly and vaceilating spirit, to -conci- litetterbitrest enemies; we have seen them appointing ...

... all in the better faith-at any rate, to the stage of acting they have come; yet they are only Tories, while the Marquis is a Whig just arrived at a conditional consideration-two mortal stages be- hind the position of the Tories I How many holo- causts ...