... 5Yearsold ?? ist. Sib. _ 4 Ycars ?? Sib. Six and aged. 8st. 101b. Le SA14\lr DAY., The Marquis of Quetsisberry's b. c. Sir Tooley Whig O'Shatighnashane, 'BSt4 filb aga rlst Ate Mairsuist of. Tweed dsle's b. c. Nc4w YVisr's Day, 8s-. 2lh., both two years 1l4 ...

... Street Buildings-John lones, th John Brown, Esq. Auchlochin-Past. Playfair, Esq.-Michael D Rowand, ?? Thomas Brown, M.rD.-George Whig, ham, Esq. of Halliday Hill, Dumfries-shire-David Rarnsay, Esq. W. S.-Captaiss Coulson of Houndwond-Col, Walker, to .Bowla ...

... inoprovemnent are at hand. from the extensivc lime quarries in the fimne liate vicinity and the lands ?? abound in that mineral, whig II may 48 become a source of great profit; for besides the drm4nd In pa the neig~lbourtsood, thle coosmunication with Edinburgh ...

... and the Black Cat. Tale, No. 14. 'ravelling by Night. Tale, No. 15. The Odontise's Mon- key. Tale, No. 16. Tie Covenanter-X. Whigs of the Co- _ venant, in a' Letter to Christopher North, Esq.-Xl Letter to the Author of Annals oE the Parlsh,'- &c-Xil. ...

... Ant' ryclitl gulls 0nnd prtt' Oins Miiltaitdo. -Corrpylit by MrII Harsggel.-V r: Nosices,'r avalling~ and Political, by a Whig-Flatar-'VI. Allt ts tle Swiss Reiloriner.V1 . Akades El ti jac Stistisz~. 1y l)elta-lX. 'The Clara- Eler-. 6 d - .1 lhe AMltsir ...

... of Covent 'Gire n-..Portridiit io his 1i3; ?? Thoinas Lawrence and Extortion-The New Polieh Armry- Fsllionable Pictures-The Whigs, the Greeks, and Sir Sotorthing Codrinton. R'eviews, Fine Arts, Scienee, Reports, &c &c &c. WSrtTTA iit aad Co. Iondon ; WAUGH ...

... A P* LANRLMEETING of tile thLe~L iNCO e PORAl OD4 thW Ratheis 10t-daIY -fOctoer 'IL -TheAU& ST ER in the Car - o u- Thenllo~whig Restltitow. were-iovedi Iecse3 a' * ida. Unaflimou~l adtipted:--~~`4 I. -That Oti~s Icroaiove iht~~p~~er and alarm the, rejectitn' ...

... - The mighty 1 schoolmaster of -urougham,. Althoueh he Ioviait1oad'. t-r~am Is found in MUorton's qiitae'- at hqmL To Whig or Tory* You'll find him in she Cof'eersionm In all lis glory. A i that the e festivejoys wosld share Of music, mirth, or ...

... altrige- -Iotlier titibiiaseti by party spirit of.f ny kiuti. It will be per- Used with eqtusl pleasure and edification by Tory, Whig, Itailiral. Roman Catholic, find Presbytri. In its con- te~nts, it vrill c0,1-tb snore really ag eal eaigthats any new-staper ...

... intolerable corruption in the very fountains of law and government. All these great rational measures were grounded on Whig principles and on Whig doctrine; they are those mwhich I have ever Cherieshed, and whichl I have done my utmost to forward. rily votes ...

... corruption iii the very frutis t - of law and government. All these great national measures 0 were grountled on Whip rnipe n on Whig doctrine; b they are those which I have ever cherishedf, and whch I have riome my utmost to forward. My votes and coduct. (I ...

... opinions are so well known to the greater part ot you, that it is unnecessary for me to say more at present than that I am a Whig; that I most decid- cdlv approve of the measure of Reform as now settled; amn that I have always been an advocate for the strict- ...