... in full bearing, thereunto adjoining, now in the oc- cupation of Mr. Wm. Ridding. Also a Valuable INCLOSURE of Meadow LAND, Whig behind and contiguous to the D»ei ling-douse, by estimation, one acre, also oeoupied by Mr. Ridding. -^5, Mr. Bibby, of Bolton ...

... of Uxbridge, eldest son of the Marquis of Anglesey —have been created. It is needless to say. that these Noblemen are all Whigs. CITY OF LONDON.— This Day. The following is the official list of the return for the City, as announced hy Mr. Sheriff Hntn- ...

... doing the same thing in England, we believe that they would avail themselves of it, and that it is not the Speeches of the' Whigs or Radicals, of Eng- land, that would deter them fiom attempting the same game that they have played in these countries, but ...

... Liberty.—! am opposed to ail taxation, a* cept for the purposes of revenue. Peace,, Economy* Reforca, were the watch-words of tha Whig* ° a taking office, and I think still ought to be theif guiding principles. That I w-is born nmoogst you, %ad an a Brother ...

... farther deftination will be made known. By an orderof the 27th ult. T7 new garrifon battalions were ordered to be embodied. Whig Club.— The Duke of Norfolk yef- terday prefided at this innttution. The ftanding toads of the club being drank, the Noble Chairman ...

... Dee. 11. WELLINGTON. Ail the Carpets of the principal rooms in Windsor Castle,, have been manufactured al Ax mi aster. The -Whig's Christmas bonnty was distri- buted on Monday and Tuesday to 800 aged men and women, at the Almonry-office. Whitehall, by ...

... O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise. — Persano. — A Light Busi- ness requiring no Capital. Studying the Land -Question, A Great Whig Journalist. Charles Reade's Novels. WM. BLACKWOOD A SONS, Edinburgh and London. JD ru?6'^l!ll6 next Quarter commences on tion ...

... st y schemes of slave emancipation, but by looking first to the worse than Egyptian bondage of our own tortured children in Whig manufactories. The Reform Act has excluded the representative of the poor, the Christian philanthropist, the highly-gifted ...

... V. MOZLEYS REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD SPORT IN A GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY RBMINI_CrjBNCI!.3 OF A MABCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. William Blackwood k Sobs, Edinburgh and London BACON'S NEW SERIES OF COUNTY MAPS, ...

... and Dean Alford on the Church o* th* future. The Spanish Re volatiou.— By Vedette. Come&us O'Dowd.— WalewakL— Medkal Lec- ?? Whig Letter. Old and Now. . 6 The f-^-tfag m ?? WM. BLACKWOOD * BONB, Edinburgh and London. SPECIAL OONBTABLIIB.-Forth.laws relating ...

... us Caxton.— Part XIII. Blood. Religious Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fusiliers after tbe Fall of Delhi . The Cost of Whig Government. * ! May-Day. ...

... the .fervice of the year by way of loan* which is expeded to be contraded for about the end of the prefent month. . -4 1 Whig 'Club.— rA numerous Meeting of this Club.was yefterday held at Freeemafon s Tavern, S. Whitbread, Efq. in the chair ; where ...