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... READING. Gentlemen — A X^ o^^ k^viag occurred in your Borough R___SifS_¥ l ß_r&aßs^ ?? T_r tbat ' s H? lo, iS h ther e «c three Whigs in the field no Conse«-ative candidate has as yet offered himself to yom notiw «,L_^* a * tanc l .Conservative in poUtics. ...
... sister to St.lton j by Lotherstone— The Wryneck, t'y Slan'e. The Property of H. Stephehsoh Eso 28. JERRY HAWTHORN, a Brown' Whig-Jolt, by T* c Marquis, out of Sadie (d.im of Capitola aud Jenny Mills) Dy \oltigeur, her clam, Julia, by Launceiot— Miss Nancy ...
... Stanleys, first .00 y.-.rs __d, !;i-t ■* year.; _Bth, The Orosvenors ; Sept. I_, The Cavendishes, _rst i Royalist period; ?? Whig period. — Price tkl. . ?? ?? ■' 1. Wellington-street ; and of all newsmen in town aiid country. AUTUMN FASHIONS.— PETIT COURRIER ...
... Political Sketch, By WILLIAM EDMONSTONE IJ-NDRICK. We recommend the very able pamphlet, in wliich Mr. Len- _rick reviews Whig policy and Whig tactics during the last 30 .years, to the peiusal of our readers, — Morning Advertiser. Avery able pamphlet. — Press ...
... i Clod.' It is well written,, has a capital plot, is well stockei ■ with character, and is adequately eventful.— Northern Whig. NEW BOYS' BOOK BY MR. PERCY B. ST. JOHN. This Day, in 1 vol. , price 65. , PAUL PEABODY. By the Author of The Sailor Crusoe ...
... be issued fer a less sum than £50 Applications for the Bonds wiU be received at the Offices of the i ni;.al.y in the foil. .whig form. — By order ofthe Board East India:, Railway House. D. I. NOAD, Secretary Aldcrman's-walk, New Broad-street, L>Bdon, Dec ...
... Rachel's Secret, &c. Hairst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Now ready, in 1 vol., Svo., price 55., cloth, WHIG and TORY ADMINISTRATIONS during the LAST THIRTEEN YEARS. By HOMERSHAM COX, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, Author of Ancient Par ...
... 'amine and report upon theae mines, is also apiiewled. ?? heauty of tho Precious Opals it is unneooasary to dilate, and \>whig ex tract from the very interesting work. Diamonds and Stones, of Harry Emanuel, Esq., ?? wUI bo quite '■hT 11 } to give ...
... : A Letter from Lancelot. VIII. Terra Santa : A Peep into Italy. IX. The Statesmen of the Tories : A Plea for Party. X. The Whig Historian : A Last Word on Lord Macaulay XI. Politics in the Parish. By the Rector. Edinburgh : Ednionston and Douglas. London ...
... 314, Oxford-street, W. ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE. — CHAMBERS to LET. suitable for a gentleman ot fortune, consisting of dining, dra whig, and bed rooms, and offices.— For particidars apply to Messrs. Foster, 54, PaU-mall. EATON-SQUARE.— To be LET, Unfurnished ...
... : First 400 Years ; 22d, Last 300 Years. 20th, The Grosvenors. Sept. li), The Cavendishes: First or Royalist Period: 2iith, Whig Period ; Oct. 3, The Bentincks: The Founder; 10th, After the Revolution. — Price (id. , by postTd. — l, Wellington- street ...
... Hofer. Part 11. Chapman and Hall, 103, Piccadilly FRASEK'S MAGAZINE for UCTOBER. Price ?? Cd. CONTENTS. The Decline and Fall of Whig- By our Hearth. By Astley H. gery. Baldwin. From Auckland to Awamutu. Rat- Gilford. In Haven. By ArthurJ.Munby. Notes on Diplomacy ...