... the im- portance of the remark, that at the present crisis, it is not so much a question whether we are to be goverued by Whigs or Tories, as whether we are to have any legitimate government at all; whether, in short, we are to thrive under the protection ...

... 5 5 Mr. Coxhead, Market-place 1 1 Mr. John Waugh, Yield Hall, Reading 1 1 An enemy to Whig intolerance and unmerited persecution 3 3 W. H. Stone, Esq. 10 10 J. Tappenden, Esq. .. ...

... portion of Mr. Gladstone's colleagues, and the Marquis of Hartington, Sir Henry James, and Mr. Goschen, as representing the Whigs, either declined to enter his Cabinet or withdrew at au early date fromn its deliberations. It is not a question of justice ...

... by Qrvli Ic, we of td g'ral'eltee t tte iay ani yyo lit ainen yitla mast' ?? gopzis ot legs8'doad'.fceltj;in 'fosdlbck'and Whigs, hod ?? ~e eionegthn ~best bloond mil'b ?? o In alesthei elet..,macelhyho pmrinfestmancefilgiefir asthileb ftadt ..Hie4otocklccy~oa ...

... ourselves, but far worse for our homes, our wives, and families. They and we were thorouglhly miserable. Well, we appealed to two Whig Presidents of the Board of Trade to help us; they admitted the grievous wrongs under which we were suffering-no one could deny ...

... Leip, C5 . ri, late the Property of the Honourable Mr. T'itEsNciSRD, Secre- tary to Queen Ann, and Author of TheIrssdetpndent Whig. Likewsife many from the Coclectirn of the late Rev. Sir JAMcC SrTONI-OUSE, ;Ind- :r. INNIS, late Stationer, of London, and ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Cormsandant, N. W. It. 0. Y. JrIyhIwootl Ferest, Ipril 24, 1820. ;TANTED, upon a Leaseliild House in the W WHigs-strect, Oxford,-Tbe Sumt of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS, uepont Mortgage. Apply to L. L. .Joutrntal Office, Oxford. ANTS a Situation ...

... IFrances, 5 vears old. ' Air. Pusey na. b. c. MiEcas, by Emiliuis, out of Pastille, S 4 years old. d- ir. Bllackstone na. The Whig, 4 wears old. Mir. Wrouglton tl a. Shtark, 5 years old. Alr. Duffield nit. Exile, by Emnilius, 4 years old. AlMr. Ilouldsworth's ...

... and, Co.,: Vardonj 51jum, ~ta~llg~hr~t Shple, Prry ad Po~ultoni,-Miy, and Co., -ce - eoding;.-~Bartholodnew, Payne, Shierwo, Whig~d nl Tuck, Hall, Wy~corabe; Vine, Wit~noy ;Cias,~tieBllard and Son, r -hr;-Sieadmanamnd-Lines, Cheney,Diekiins, AylesburY; ...

... BEAU570NT, Esq. F. A. S. 'jHE distinguishing principle of these Ofiires is, that they comnbhi the ttability qt Comnpianies h~whig a large Cap iat with the minor 4dvagitnge of sharing Prfits as in Union Societies. Permanent Capitals aniotntivg to 650,0001 ...

... preference, pedigree, or performance on the turf. ed Preston, Mihatch 5,1836. en. he JUST PUBLISHED. d, ;5j191AT HAVE: T1E3E WHIGS DONIE? ofvV including also Obsertvations e11 thse Pamphlet ir. 'Ont Nationawl Propeaty, and en the Prosp~ects of tflee present ...

... & SoN. G -EL. E . . 1r. JOWN COOPIls. NETTLEIS..) r. NOWt AUIEIS G FTHAMF.D . . .Mr. Altu ,HVR EARNE, h- WATL*NGTON .1. J. WHIG 6IOG, WIrNEY . . Mr. HilENRY T. RAVENCR toDSTOnsoC . . Mmre A.WKINS an! HI1G0S THE ag Railway Passeugers 'Assurance Company ...