... oa:. Aind this declaration I was induced to make, not *s any wish to Coalesce witin, or recopigne. the atrinci. lsof the~ Whig Cu~ianrltes, but becauste I Conceived it o) f. to the interest of tbe'indopendent Inuty to which I 5ieag-the party of1 the ...

... easetims'sheard by the Aberdeenshire Elrctors. I would refer Isims to a convenient'little pamph- let just publissled, railed1 Whig Governmenlt; or, 'Two Years' Retrospect- -from which lits will perceive, that after, asid notwitbsat onding. all the boasted ...

... WA I'I EDIN NBURG-H MAGAZiNEN NO. 4 EX VI. for 31LY 18e33; containing, 1. lhc Ci'is, or tho Colliiuin between the Iouse of Whig s I C 's the losomoof Tories-2. Diaryofaon i. P.-3. The t Wishing-Cup-4. Letters of l ?? Wiolpole-5. Tnr - F ILI: (in , ld ...

... ples, a joint stoc'k tnd generil suhscription miglit ioastat ' b ly bc adbpted by the Mediocracy,. in iuppoic .ither mf pure W~hig, real Refiirmero, or upight Rradieals, to-de- fert all-the sinister ohiects of high Toryisrn, or of low Mopseonacy, amonig ...

... Civiizatino-The Siy Sstem-Lerter fiom Richmond the Spy-O'Conner, a Tale-The Game LaWS-Extracts from the Diarv of :nn MLP.-_ Whig Settlement of the East India, WVest India, Irish Church, and Bank Questions, &c. &e. Printed for WILLIAa TAIT, Edlinburglh; ...

... 11 o'clock forenoon. lit JOHN SMITH, YOST. I BLACI.Woon'S EINBURGH M'AGAZINvi RIi No. CCXIX. For Miarch, 1534. CON'TENTS.-I. Whig l'roseeliot of tile PlreSs.-II. rTheI Crtuiso or the AMidgs. chapl. ?? Linca onl Wellington. By F IV. G.-IV. 1Progr-ess of' ...

... TAIT'S EDINBURGH MIAGAZINE, Fon JUNE. Price One Shifling. Containing-The Scottish Elections-The Consulta- ?? Old Black Crow-The Whigs-T li. 1n4lwell Lunatic Asylum, by Harriet Martineau-French Nation- al Picture Gallery, ly 0 P. Q.; No. 11.-Victor Hugo -A Chapter ...

... of Burgundy, a Tale. V. Hibernian Nights' Entertainments-The First Night. VI. The Downishire Meeting. VII. Dismissal of the Whigs. VIII. Anthony Poplar's Note-Book. IX. University Intelligence, &c. &c. Dublin: Printed for WILLIAAr CURRY, Jun. & Co. SIMPRIN ...

... 'GENTLEMEN, Your very obedient, obliged, and faithful servant, GEO. ELLIOT. TO THE ELECTORS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, TORY, WHIG, AND RADICAL. GENTLEMENr, SdIR ROBERT PEEL has returned,, and a M dissolution of Patrlament is to take place. I on a former ...

... himself out, as he.-ti ono; ing of iso political party Iat all', while]I throughout life had ia- been, -he said, a strenuons Whig,. Whether my IHonour- e ins able Opponent intended tuconvuyany cecsure by-else ae- th Ate count he thus gave ofme, I carnot ...

... passions, and strong feulinge, engendered by political oppositions, toii stro op to renior nn union be- tivei the ?? of the Whig aiud the Radical pos- silihl, lhc comes forward in the idle hope of bearinig away the prize. In this case, what coorre is left ...

... the Portiblio of the Ettrick Sheplierd. No. 2. L-d B-rn to Joseph (Grilmaldi, Esq.-XI. A WVhig as he ought to be-a pure old Whig.-XII. Dana's Buccaneer.-XII.-The Re- sult of the Elections. Williana Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, ...