... False Prophetss-FlFantics-Coming from the Si _ Lord. Critthton. Mahammed's Tomb. The Hail- - Mcaassar 'Oil-Depilatories..Whigs. ' T AL - . BOOlKS96i44Pb isied'?b40ODWELL 4MARTMI, E viz. ?? ,ein,2 osd-strect., set, ITOURY~A L of- a' 'TOUR through Part ...

... ich hia, *n ocaion so 0 ilkgally aend ?? xaidfr t.f : i, Os fragcs. Ycurs respecti!W Live-pool, Oct. 22, 1821. le CHsESetHIR WHIG CLI-r.-Thecorn':!en-e'rct? .d address to the Members of this Club will ?? r- another column; but we have been ?? C- press of ...

... Lancaster ? Subscriptions to reimburse Air. Hunt for his expenses attendant upon his exposure of the abuses at Ilehester:; A WHiG, and an admirer of fair play, FivE PO uxNDS -A few Radical Friends, at Vauxhall-road, O-NE PouxND,-Two SHULLINGS. We understand ...

... htcacy , vereigiis were always so well employed. We know our friend S. T. too well to fear leat ' o not yield to ?? ?? ',I M Whig Club interfered with M. Dtuitli e ?? trust, will be equally considerate.-IL 5 tended to, in our next, if possible.__ We have ...

... the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. Travelling by Night. Tale, No. 15. The Odonti9t's Monkey. Tale, No. 16. The Cove- t nanter-X. Whigs of the Covenant. la a Letter to Chris- l topher North, Esq.-Xi. Letter to the Author of Annals I of the Parish, &c.-XIL ...

... the Courer ?? th e0 to have spared his pitiful an& eit have goodkreasongto.beieve te melee, ei5 y deliscwase, ?? dismsti - t Whig or a R nfor thug we i tn selves to the fact ib w cante 3d i right to infer at eadh israse tc te Tory, his fathe diately ofou ...

... henpjsedas to h ?? lI Iea it, ve spr to sper l arid sot i ° feCr' -d; t IVae - pity to -oeh t : -sesl 'thAt O-r ,y (as a his loe Whigs the - o DeverP~tO ask favesiar of tb¶ w b i~ s they hat e o htr ?? on. h iepo odg.I ro ,Pwtecds to,5~ htil~ oe ohskol~~ ge ...

... :ion) -A note addressed S. A.A . Msregrly -othee LiVetpool, :e-ilL be e In. immediately attended to.-seij -repectable efetehees WhiG be required and given. tour - sllsi-w tion r Melancholye Ereent.-An event of a most melancholy t nature, which occutred on ...

... upon its ?? as fir removed firirn tile Insorlernt ne oriatocrac;- or Toryisin, as rice trirrrm'nngsrervility of roodern. rI Whigs. While the oppression of iiieal Desyots, rtind theire- rirrons of that spirit of Party, cwnth which nut) country it to ad afflicted ...

... olbject should be the inure speedily acomoilislied. The principles wehich hixie been hnitherto I ain otained 'n /ae A'rternlcr Whig, and which liars obtalited fo tr it so high a character, and extensive a circulation, will A be advocateid on its republicationii ...

... fees iwe do not yet clearly understand how any addree-s:.bc framed to suit all parties. We can see abundant reason why tbm Whigs should be pleased with the elevation of some of their own '-:party, and the doswnfal of the old Tory faction; but we do not ...

... hear further from him. LNW Coroae` SsORCTARY, AND TrE WHIG r;N?}oX q repyfe c been oblige to Postpone some editorial remarks W5e e ' tbl I e on the appointment to office of Mr. StaillenYta e s the Whig Party and also some remarks ontbS Lita Pq remarks on ...