... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Companion to that work. Printed for Longman and Co., and John Taylor. Just published, Svn., to. sewed. GOVERNMENT WITHOUT WHIGS; being al answer to ,The Country without a Governent and The Edinburgh Review. Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187, ...

... and where the Society 'meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. JOSEPH LUNN, Secretary. PROSECUTION OF THE PRESS BY THE WHIG ATTORNEY GENERAL. Political Letter Office, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street THE CRISIS has NOW arrived, which is to determine ...

... published, 11 IEUT.-COLONEL MATTHEW STEWART'S REMARKS B - ~~on the PRESENT STATE of AFFAIRS. The Author is, indeed, s pore Whig-but it is on this very account that we are anxious to give his tract whatever additional circulation our testimony may be ...

... lust Pubithd L IEUT.-COLONE-L MATTHEW STEWART'S REMARKS ' ?? ?? ilie PRESENT STATE B ofAFFAIRS.., The Authoris indeed, i pure Whig-but it-is on this very accountthatwe are anxious to give his .tractwhatever additional-eirculation-our testimony may be sufficient ...

... No., .LJ lii. CLXXIX. for Aeatf,, 183l. Cpo -rers~. A St~r olt~ood Quests Bess. By the EttrikSehr-I Letter from a Libmeral Whig-~Corrctiotin,'Melioration. Rifornsaionk SpevoluIon '-'Ill Singular Passage IntritelJfe of the.)lat Henry Iarr lstion-l. TvOruthe ...

... coito __ __ _ __ __ _ __ __ _ __- - lfi' Ntl l i siong tsclf 10 you bat the hororpfpIroachini, ETerOn, as a TM I 'Ii iot 1t:.rV whig fvI..rio neti o repLI cethrit ohelacth ofpeaIfttarii Ur Iai;1 t reII-LItot f Ii La-it C I I ftc pLity I 1 I ot ii t i al-sf ...

... been made to the People, which 2 tt. inR I it-olved noljects so vital to tieIr interests. ei- t its trot a trugele o hothir Whig or 'ory should hove power sad patronage in vi r livir rands. hint whether the Conunriry shoidri be governed by a House o1 Coo- ...

... have dsederlut shiutlt succeed In abtalnitte Its rejection. For our old laws, and - our QIii cotoms, I have stood up, as a Whig from the first hour of my public liet ; ank It is t i-i rserve ead se~cure thain only that I now Whish that pulall life to ...