... Brown, and Green. TEHE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE, For January 1830. Contents :-Remarks on the Present Administration-Whigs and Tories; Power of the Duke ot Wellington; the Earl of Eldon-Duke of Newcastle, Air Peel, &r.-Observations on Mr Flaxmuan's ...

... Nit%!,WKMW. TttilI, Dor il'l, ?? ?? Pigs' iti Aeeiltity 'i t~iottoif tite iii velil lii tlter t ?? ythere lrteit Inel Whati whig TeITti LoasE ot P drss E VILat ;Ii Luantt N fD t 'l'ii'it oteretirg tlt'liplati itt, :~ciA 1 bite iti tlte ' l 'ioui i tittt ...

... exposure is well fitted for producing a change that seems absolutely neces sary towards the proper transaction of Legislative ?? Whig. I Mr Wickens's Argunment contains a masterly array of facts, and many original views, which well deserve the attention ...

... exposure is well fitted for producing a change that seems absolutely neces sary towards the proper transaction of Legislative ?? Whig. ' Mr Wickens's- Argument contains amasterly ?? of facts, and many original views, which wvell deserve the attention of the ...

... first appearanceafterth termination of Mr. Cooke's engagement. CLARKE'9S HOTrEL, HAMMOND'S COU:RTr, (OPPOSITE THE NORTHERN WHIG OFFlCE. E CLARKE returns her sincere thankis tohe R Friends, and the Public in general, for the yt, liberal support she has ...

... and other Parts of Britain; and containing, inter alis, Aberdeen, with those ?? Law, the Learning, the LsdieR,ote-Life, the Whigs ?? of Edintiurgh-AChap. ter upon the Waters-Loudon in General-Guildhall-John Bull, his WVife and Daughter-St Stephen's : Broughamn ...

... possession of nearly all that is necessary to be Inlown by the mrost ardent admirer of the faiming trade.- (Belfast) Nerthern Whi~g. * . Sixth elition in 'a few days.) OBSERVATIONS on-the -RURAL AFFAIRS of IRE- LAND1; or a Practical. Treatise on Farming, ...

... possession of nearly all that is necessary to be known by the most ardent autmirer of the farming trade.' -(Belfast) Northlern Whig. (SIXTHt EDITION IN A FEW DAYS.) OBSERVATIONS on the RURAL AFFAIRS of IRELAND; or a Practical Treatise on Farming, Planting ...

... in. - What is -tse- view which presents itself oft*he political seiisistenny of those Coutsties? In Antriss' ve ftiid the Whigs, tne Radicals the old United-men, the Emmai ipators, united in committee (with an. ultra of all those titles -as their Chlairman) ...

... think me !tir~mail oneof your Represenitatives, wvill ever plide itl statsding up for our ancient City and its ;i hotlher W~hig or ToQry. My conduct in Parl ia- solattyos, on whiich you are competent to judge. ii ona tiat hlead from myself, therefore ...

... THE' NEWS-LETTER. . P StlB,I T E two notifications wrhich appeared in The News I Letter. aomamercial Citroaiele and Northern Whig, one from' Lord Belfast's Committee, the other from - Friend to Freedom of Election- must have been read -with sincer ...

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