... mere them; epee Ala real ad Idea Mr. A . Hughes mid Carter had exceeded his Amy ;be ad set ilia that canon meld promoted fres Whig kit.. far a ism time. If. Wheel Mopped. it Imam a amine scheme. Mr. Woken. a milker, who attesded es Ilia part Mr. ?mese. nod ...

... winter :o be sold foe 110, If, AC. ridden by Members. Mr. Etwall's b g Caleb. 4 yes(Mr. Bayly) I Mr. S. Stanley's b The Whig, 4 yes Sit E. Baker's Ntodemus, 3 yes CRICEET.—SIII . IEX v. ENGLAND.—This motet, 'Ada, from the well °known proficiency ...

... weeks , pee. 'lament Ina stew situedon thee • sees who woe not a swabs nt pennant. Far the bid as stood, might be so a pm. an Whig a amber of she wolvent t pod, big e mendgien ies, seder of the bill, he might shot if its had the seems of Meat ho dens* him ...

... parlismest as low as possible is what all the fries& el order, tranquillity, and regular governmest. whether to he administered by Whigs or Tories, would naturally desire. Bet all the organs of the present misistry are busily espied is eddressimg adnissitions ...

... pros in cemsettneesce of that goatiessas having anneenely sabered himself to you, I authors' you r Inform hi., that I decline (Whig up dee marketnquere sad hours, or ter the pu either of them. tpas rentionsd In his to you ; and for this reason—vim, that the ...

... Haessfees„ unable to bring forwaed tam of dirk we, have been plead between two rival facdons—the entrain Tory aad the extreme Whig meths; If they voted far the Isnaer, they sent • moo to parliament whose minded esadments woes diametrically opposed to their ...

... yesterday it occurred within my own knowledge that a young man, who had been at college in Paris for two or maim s dreadful Whig adininistratioa is outrageously assailed for three years, and who had no passport at all, had occasion nahimi not settling ...

... street, Strand. Published this day, price TAIT'S EDINBURGH • MAGAZINE, Na IV. For July 1832 CowTrwro t-1. The Tones, the Whigs, mad the Court-2. Rule Dritennie-3. Tilt Rank ararter-4. The Land of Castes, by the Author of Coemiraw Rhymes 1—.1. The ...

... than a Tory, both in principle and political connexion. Sir ROBERT ADAIR, a relative of the Duke of BEDFORD, and a staunch Whig, owed his appointment to Mr. CANNING; and it has not been unusual to appoint men of honour and talent as ambassadors to foreign ...

... wises only 15.121 VOWS bad palled. And &MI wow ads which Inked was to Mpe her swim the Whig load had always seined seder the Wrap than miler lbw Tories It was the Whigs who hod *warted the real mole. sod eves is the vessel adwraistrotire there sweet this ...

... was eraepied is *Mimi; a knee to his father. Or Mr. Ow.t.. alraio him he related the mason is which he rut op the body. Oa Whig asked if he took of the clothes , * the detwased, he replied Pao. oily his boots. which I bent tirvt. Mr. asked him to across( ...

... trilogies to Lord Ablinep, said that be could sot ',slit the opportesity af .es- Surging as stalute of hie noble friend. Whig lately' is castermatio• with • Tury member. he said, talkiag of the sob). lord. Oh, it was his damead good tamper that did ...