... me necessary only be- cause the Government has nothing valuable to P offer in exchange for meat and flour. The Rich - mond Whig of January 1 describes the natural operation of the incessant seizuresandimpreassents made on beh of the Goverment, and depicts ...

... assuming the denomination of Whigs or Lberals, but obviously directing clittheir energies to exclude mand to acconlpllsh the return of the Tory or Conservative candidate. The votes then recorded were-for Whitbread, the Whig or Liberal, 571: for Stuart ...

... the Church of the Future. T he Soenisli Revolutlion, by Vcdette. . Coracne O'Dewd, t Walewekl-M~edical Leeteres-Mislts-Tbe . Whig ILetter. . .Old and Now. ; The ComingEleotio.ns W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh end London; . Bniskest of all the magacinea ...

... have been made to render this Ball in all respects worthy of the occasi~n, Gentlemen's 'jlckets, 21s.; ladies' ditto, 1Wu.; WhiG , wi n- elude supper, refreshments, and wino during the entire evening. Tickets (the number of which is limited) will be ready ...

... establlshnent, 80s, and 181, Oxford-street, DLondon, W. ,RASER'S MAGAZINE for OCTOBER. PrIce 2. SdL The Decline and Fall of Whig- By our Heath By Astey H. segoryr I Baldwin. From Auckland to Awmata. Rae Gifford. In Haven. ByAhur J. Mnuby. Notes on Dplo ...

... 'Tbahsaxafllfsgver bon -- _nd wedan.P.,yg . - . - ! i -econd- pefeel_=i.- E i1TROSiPECTS and PkOBPEOi: 159865-. $~i rleviw Whig vel~at Ian z ?? eii. estocovinodo te uth feaaeedntesadeaetar cctvicamt tc hie ild ef otbre.sb_ Mz lrenbd 2ic *hbl done goed ...

... 400 years; August 1, The Greys, 8th nhe 10*5f lied, 213Th* e GoaeosA; Sept. 19,Trhe Caendiahes, frst orM Re Uey, i'eid 25th, W~hig Period: Oct. 8. The Benlincktb - Fou~nder.-Prioe Cd.: by poet, ld,-1, Welllng~tcustrect sadt d _ all rnewmn in town and country- ...

... ~ ~ ~ ~ A H3 Provi:e a Z~6 a . I~ugs~ikzT~ O*hbte ?? b~ene Wbl ?? 7 ?? ONOIUQ ~IJ N tON OULe, ~N.v sa erweid US is, ?? Wee whig ! 5DODU d n futfi y rwurs U{eageds not e 0 . of am 'Iami duin t e first ;v yeamh o/ IG g, ?? Th e ou 'rhaae iton1;i. 1lj.sbn ...

... Consequentl y In Pitical prin. ciple the Spectator Is thoughtful Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home aod the extension of orderly freedom abroad thou the old Whigs were supposed to have. Siniestablish cetobment, however, It has ...

... n ee by HA 4NO-E5-HlBU~A OOPYIEtl _ tion of the srviving Terustee of the dn.Stlement Sbof th lte ?? tH Hawkins, am lotSEL Whig psseso diib Ibnun1alo4 OOPE.ODDW SHPand DWlEeJrG . HOI aaragenlly sitw~uoate No. WM, MEoflbertet AIco6Ne ot Mary-Wtree. CHanaia4ft ...

... ha 8tan, O'fhrd.sfent, London, W. D HYMED RE5ASON, by a RADICL ia. The POLITICS oftthe TROPv; e by Ona of Themseves I The Whig's I PArt EL price is., LCon: thom-a Dream-Stop that AsetraiTh Whlg's Bell ?? u .s lament-Nboice, rom t .Crowd-O America- T ...

... Btnd s &% i tuatesh Mrrnlnr Moalt. intecut f]~ nt 7 aPricoR.; cmpd d.A on IjRIDEA7t ?? d weltoh peat week.Lts ?? ~TLODYA D'S W-~HIG LY MOTN ?? XIII VALUABE PriRN e D POPERTY. known, CLpar adathe wrd foy EAnt-damTWholapsand othr Bnlorder en. IMGARTEECIR OL ...