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... Pugilism. , One of the Fancy, No. V.-8. Cotton's 'Voyage to 'Ireland.- -9. Remarfks on 9tihte of our late Ntimbers. Bia Liberal Whig.-lo. Ofth4' MilltaryErer~s of thete of Wellfitfoe By Odoherty.-l i., On 'the ilscovery of i jln q~ 'bert Bruce,.-12. Letter ...
... fforn the.German of ilhe celebrated F. Von Gentz, Aulic Coun- sellor to the Etc lerer of- Austria. IL Tl'de Defences of the Whigs. ByLord Erskine. IV. Of the Impracticability of ?? Payments. By Sir W. Congreve, Bart.; i.P. P I : V. Liquidation of the Public ...
... ref , Tsides w~bsi, ci e 'i'ist' Iii iireiit Vta ,e*jon. UIPln or' qutng te aiilo,6 a 4t. -Lordz~rs~lnee Defences1 of tdie Whigs',.abd 'SL% otherI~nterbst-- in T, ~ ~ j~ kigbuy .~Y e, o ~nrl-oadCo;(. C~~fter, ~~f~te 'btehts InA few ?? ubli Ie xy~r~mt~ae ...
... Translated from the German of the celebrated F. Von Gentz, Aulic Coun- sellor to the Emperor of Austria. III. Tbe Defences of the Whigs. By Lord Erskine. I V. Of the Impracticability of Cash Payments. By Sir W. lCongreve, Bart. IMP. V. Liquidation of the Public ...
... IBagett, Far- quhar, Crawford and Co., No. 71, Old Broad-strevt, London. -Old Broadrstreet, 10th Feb. 1820. I111E INDEPENDENT WHIG and LITZRl- T. AlRY MIR111011 TO-MORROW,w ill contain a LrTTER to her M'Vajesty the QUEEN, from ALGmsaNoN--Oblervafions on ...
... asensibled, Alichavd Castle, Esq. addressed the aleeting, by stating, that in co:jtinction Nvith some other Gen- tlemen in the Whig Interest, he had waited on Colonel BWillie, to ascertain whether he would accept an Invitation to-become a Candidate for the ...
... delay soliciting the honour of your support, and again offering myself as your Representative, upon the Old Constitutional Whig Principles which placed the House of Brunswick on the Throne, and which, had they been acted upon by the Ministers of the Crown ...
... soliciting the honausti of your stupport, and again offering myself as your 1tlepretentative, upon the Old (Coiisrtntional Whig Principles. 0 which placed the Rouse of Brunswick on the Throne, and 5. which, had they been acted uspon by the Ministers of ...
... LETTERu to Lord Viscount CA5TLEiLEAOII, K.C. Os. Gd. .3. DIErENcE of the PEOPLE, in Reply to Lord Erskine's two Defencepoft the Whigs,4s.6 od. *4. A PORtTRtATof JoHN CA~M-loasiousc, Esq. MN.A. F.R.S. on India paper, from an original Drawing by Buck, engraved ...
... calling every thing: by its right name. 'ohn Btill, like the laws of his land,' kno-ws no distinction ofpersons-Mi- nisters, Whigs, Radicals, Lawyers, AuthorsJ Pots,, Painters, Actors, Alembers of Parlianient, Peers, aand even Princes, are his property to ...
... and 1t1! constant appeal I1i the, Whigs, Is not le4s reprchensibwee ir' O'Ittyen known weli that lie has not now, and has not had, for a lonIg,tinr,,past, part or lot with that body. Wisethet an asdcsailon w;* i Whigs would b creditable to either him ...
... thdse who are interested in theirmprovemcnt of their profession. and who, are desirous of i gaining inifonnation'on a suhje&whig is not only of'great im- porsanceX but which is involved, in cons4alerable obscurity Mo~nthlyV Rev~ew. - , ?? ?? UNIVERSAL-HISTOR-Y ...