... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... svstem and of all just or efficient Refornm, should obtain office, hut v.ee teel our- selves bound to declare, that if the .Whigs persist in forcing an unjustreform upon Irelandt, and leaving u'elformned, the odioets T'ith, system a-tbey wvill mndst justly ...

... i'CAR1{LY (tifers for S p.jerte / 1 ?? (ire drerji from Liverlwoo. abouit ?? Ilund red oe8 I, st Olt REL WIGAN sod KENDAL, COAL. whig IIe.l speigs ot tire best qjualivy. arid at moderate Drices. Thoes ant- i SUhwould do well to aptil y witl ?? t de lay. 2 if ...

... Skeich. lIo. Natolerin it, Couni II.11. Frrginelit r- irum the History bf John Bul 12 Sorilets by S rhi Skercher. 13. The Whigs-tbe Radicals-the Middle VI as-e_-ard the People. Wdilim Baackwood and SonQ, Edinhurgh; T. Callell, Strrinrl Londoa; anid WILLIAsl ...

... King'of russia. 4. The Picture Gallery. No. 4. _ 5. An Introduction to the Philosophy of Consciousness. Part 3. 838, 6. Whig Practices and Whig Professions. 7. The Protestant Clergy of Ireland. 8. Sketches of Modern Greece, No. ?? 9. The Portfolio. By X. M. ...

... Ptsty feeling is increasing very much in th;.t part of the country, and no means should be omitted whicI would tend to allay ?? Whig. The fair of Kells, which took place on Monday, was one of the most numerously attended held there for many years. There wvas ...

... Liberal Reform c 'which the Legislature has yielded to' the just demands o I the people. We have heretofore seen a professing Whig Government 1 attempting, in a cowardly and vaccilating spirit, to conci-v ?? their bitterestenernies * we have seen them appointing ...

... adjoining cuntio6 taly desutatte of foundatiot, these cuunties being a e taao f pore than tssual'trcuqiillity. Retsolved-Tbht the Whig measure of coercion, groanded on this statement, is a conicentration of all the execrable Tory eraictments, which in times ...