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... Great Britain, by F. Yon Genta— Mr. Heat-field's Plan for Liquidating the National Debt— Lord Erskine's De- fences of the Whigs, nnd Six other interesting Pamphlets. Sold by Sherwood and Co. ; Blark. Kingsbury, nud Co.; W. Carpenter, and all olher Booksellers ...
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... Theodore Charles Koerner. — XVl. Lord Carberry's Leiter on' tbe late Cork County Meeting. — XVll. State and Prospects of the Whigs.— XVlll. Farrington's Me- moirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds. — XlX. Poems to Ida. Nos. 1. II. — XX. Lord Lauderdale's proposed Address ...
... Great Briiain, by F. Yon Gentz— Mr. Heathtield's Plan for Liquidating the National Debt — Lord Erskine's De- fences of Ihe Whigs, and Six other interesting Pamphlets. Sold by Sherwood a-. I Co. ; Bluck, Kingsbury, and Co.; W. Carpenter, and all other ...
... centre tables, cabinets. »ecrei.ur. ., rnn*-nlrs, and riffr nieri, in rose, king wood, and mahogany, inlaid and imnn»» dm whig- room, parlotir, aud library chairs; suits of m*^ Curtains and draperies in chintz, . otion. and in. >r ine; ?? and patent ...
... arduous labours.— Literary Gaz. Feb. 8. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Thisday is published, ■ CONFESSIONS of a WHIG, in an intercepted Letter from •— « » ?? to Lord C Published by J. W. Fores, 41, Piccadilly ; and may be had of all Booksellers ...
... Translated from the German of the celebrated F. Yon Gentz, Aulic Counsellor to the Emperor of Austria. 111. The Defences of the Whigs. by Lord Erskine. IV. Of the Impracticability of Cash Payments. By Sir W. Congreve, Bart. M.P. V. Liquidation of the Public ...
... ingenious satire on politicians of all parties and denominations, Ih its pages, the aristocratical, gentlemanly, twaddling whig; the interested, profligate tory; the democratical declaim,- r; the pompous, empty man in office; and though last, not least ...
... He assails his subject with weapons of this kind more numerous and varied than any with which Mr. Canning ever attacked the Whigs in days of yore.— The Times of May 29. Printed for W. Anderson, S, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. This day is published in 4to ...
... (Dr. Lushington). it was perhaps very natural. But who were those who joined tbem iv tbeir address? One was Dr. Jenner; no Whig. Tbe next was Mr. Adam; by no means a party man, and from many circumstances ralher disposed to be friendly where the Duke ...
... HIWT. fe. \j r Prinied for John Warren, BM Tk»md-»mm. ' — In a few days, **•■ RANDOM RHYMES from PARIS; wi*,^ POEMS. By a WHIG RADICAL. m P„i,aue les choses sont aliwi, je ?? nnisiai Int^ c , .TJlor 'r_Corresuoiidauce d'Alembert. franc -P arle AHmaX ...
... and ingenious satire on politicians ot all parties and denominations, la its pages, the ari«tocratical gentlemanly, twaddling whig; the interested, profligate torv' the deiuocratical declaim, r ; the pompous, empty man in office • and though last, not least ...