... tax in question, which we have reason to believe is in process of collection with more than ordinary severity. The feeble Whigs, doubtless, expect a grand onslaught on this tax next ses. sion, and so they are making the most they can out of it whilst ...

... 12s. Sd.; Smiall sums in London, il. 3s. lOd.; Ditto in the Country, 7s. 10d.-241. 7d.--ExPENDIToucE.-Fine exacted by the Whigs, Itt; Expenses of Public Meeting, 11. s. Id.; Food and other necessaries supplied to Thomas Jones in prison, 27.; Cab hire ...

... Post. Henry Colburn, publisher, 13, Great Mlarlborough-street. HR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK. Nearly ready, Svo., T ISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of 1830. By J. A. ROEBUCK, l.P. Vols. I. ald 11.-To the pass- ing of the Reform Bill. London: Johl W. Parker, West ...

... Bighlud Pt Mtinstrelsy.' London: T. Bosworth, 215 Regent street. AIR ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK. Nearly ready, 8vo, HE ISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY 1 i[ of 183n. By J. A. RoEsucK, M.P. Vols. I and II- to the passing of the Reform Bill. Pr london: Jotin iV. Parker ...

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... produces about 1,800,000 a year. We believe that the time is come when this most iniquitous tax must be abandoned, but the , Whigs are a slippery lot, and nothing but sheer compul ,ijon will induce them to give it up. X, Y.--The American dollar is worth ...

... ASTRONOMY.? Thirteenth Edition. lOd. London: John W. Parkec? West Strand. ?ML 1tOEDUCII!? NEW WOEL - Inefew days, Pv ?STORY of the WHIG M?tNI5TRY of 1830. AL Dy P. A. RoanocE, M.P. Vole. I. and IL, Li -the passing of the ittiforin Dill. - - London: John W. Parker ...

... an d adapted for Private Families. John Murray, Albemarle street. MR ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK, In a few days, eve, f ISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY 11 of 1830. By J. A. Rovmnscx, M.P. Vols. I and It- to the passing of the Reform Bill. John W. Parke', West Strand ...

... the ?? both oses Of parliament Lit of the New M ltry -The OpIA(0260stheseadlmg Jiur ?? emarks. and ?? V tati d mental to the Whigs-Mr. Maoready's, Vorcweli to thm Stage-FuR Report of thea Dxian'r to Mr. llacritadr on Saturday enenlcgg SIrE.5 a ?? and Housle-tt ...

... are in constant cabal against the only man whose genius could have made them even in seem- ing formidable; and as for the whigs, there are as many doctrines and divisions among them as there ever were in the old days of their internecine squab- bles in ...

... pervaded his h I conduct land language, that the chief necessity of cet I the country is the recottstitution alld union of a to Whig inlijority. lie : Tsere canl be no dottbt that lie likewvise coil- Ste . curs its the desire whjiols his few hut faithful ad- ...