... to herself;-well convinced that it's right If the ,jMinisters say that the mid-day is night; And condemns all poor heretic Whigs in her ire, Who are constant in faith, to the stake or the fire;- Swears that John llsi' is moral, The Slop full of truth ...

... all BoToksellerg. Pr-ice one shilling, A SHOItT LETTER to the EARL of LIVER- A- POOL, on an AMELIORATION of the TAXES. By a WHIG of the OLD SCHOOL. Pritntedi for William Clarke, New Bond-street. Price 2i. 6d. N ADDRESS to the MEMBERS of the A H 110USE ...

... Paternoster-row; and Hatchard anti Sois, Piccadilly. Pri ce 3s. Gd. TXE DEFE9NCE ofthe Rev. R. BLACOW, A.M., P with Notes on the Whig Radical Faction.-Also, price Is. 6d. A LETTErt to W. KIts, LL.D., Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, consaiting a particular ...

... time last 30 years of lils ?? adherence to thle men weithm whomi he Imad unifornily atcted, onltime true prin- ciples of time W'hig Schooml, in whicl, he hod beeni ?? maImIcs% eaedv attention to the local interests of tile county, ao hintin emmtrmisted to ...

... Grey was drank with three times three, and deafening applause.-Air- Charlie is tay darling. The Dukce of Leinster and the Whigs of Ireland.-Tlsree tinses three.-Air-, St. ftatrick's Day .I Mr. JEFFREY said, he wvas about so propose a tonest, which he ...

... olten, hear, and rkid atl4 Newspapers, of clubs ciallinU themsetlves whig Clubs, nseit b 7ast- ing that they .ire hi ylgg to e baCklhone, and prat`tt ng one another for being genbine Whigs, devotegd to soutid WV. i ig principles. &C., whi'lle rno Club ...

... his MAJESTY A GE,01GI? the FOURTH, onth preseint aspect of the - rime', more particularly as relates to the conduct of the Whigs, r and the daring and ?? attempTS of the Radicals, will very soon be published by iMir. Chapple, Pall-mall, who has also in ...

... correct, and couched in proper language. It was agreed to at a County Meeting, convened by Xthe Sheriff,attheReqtisition of the Whig Aristocracy of that County principally. There were not more than six signatures of r any other party. The Requisition was carried ...

... preicest distress. The lion. Gentlemnio strorgi' inststed onl thle steres'ty of Parliamnsttary Reform, Hie ba,l been hrrtd in Whig priniciples~, and thoutgha he hadl Itvervwished to lessen Sthe just psrivilcpes of' the Aristoc racy. bC1 Was convinced that ...

... TINMOP alJ: rt: . rt' StIlVARIT. 'Tumro-' S iZ'.iiaic.' There's 11sme .tly Iia t thlc re Wllisa, Aiid sonle sav that %ve're Whig-, Anid .,i'lc ay there's tae si'iiigs ava, matt; Btut ae thiu g ['us sure, A pslihy Wlhig do-er Ii the Wlig that ?? a' man1 ...

... tinee, Feb. 20. THE TWO JAMIES. T here's Jamie 1lacdqnald, who keeps a gin-shop, II eld forth as a dtibie-strossg-sphirted Whig, E ndowed with a head-4 'tis the best every drop, T bough closely allied to its cover-the wig. W Jlo'sthis, too, but Stuart ...

... in, i ts he reign of -Anne the Tones wvere in, and iii thre reign of George the Second, rtse Whigs wert iii egoist; but he was sorry to say oif his brother Whigs that they were ittstrunsental in bringing ftirward else cur- rts sytem itste late reign the ...