... SHEPHERD, Solicitors, Driffield. 1 6BhJanusry, 1834. LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA- ZINE. No. CCXIX., for MARCH, 1834. CONTENTS. 1. Whig Prosecutions of the Press.-I1. The Cruise of the Midge. Cbap. I -111. Lines on Wellington. By W. G.-IV. Progress of Social ...

... contemplated at the beginning of the e present parliament, for theaccomnmodation of the mem- S bers not belonging to either the Whig, Conservative, or I Radical party, has been at length formed,and has taken r, a house in Great George-street, to be contiguous ...

... 7d., TO BE ENTITLED TIlE HULL, EAST-RIDING, & NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE OBSERVER. A HREE Weekly Journals, severally advo- c cating Whig, Tory, and Independent Reform I f principles, are at present published in Hull: of these, - two appear on Friday, the other ...

... The Sketcher. Nt. 9,-VI. Mora Campbell. By theEttrick qibe;plerd.-VlI. The Church and its Enemies. Letter frtm a L.iherral Whig.-VIII. The Caeiars. Cbap. 4. TtiePitriot En'prrrs.-IX. Gregoryl-lipkittsEsqrtire, sulrlramed the Vnlucky.-X. Aurora. A Visiati ...

... entfilec(I e1mnarka on Ithe Second Session of the ReJbrrned Parliaooat9.'j Places' in which vacancies have been occasioned by Whigs and supplied by Tories. Meember Returned. . Place. Blty u'Idoo Vacaled. Barnes, Sir E. Sudbury M. A. Taylor Campbell, Sir IH ...

... ' aild lllif o ui vill 1112 , proa ress 12. Il, itm ' Said11120 yl u llt' r ti e ltit i R forl b otl Ilt.lie 1 rig11t t'ie Whig Or ?? M BoNif Itvrell a ortill , ?? t liean f (i'eitotiteol huero ieEip'e' :p II011110 11 01011001111 er RlldlI ca111111 Oleli ...

... consider the anonoucement which has been made by a certain Party, of their intention to NOMINATE a SECOND Candidate in the Whig Interest, for the Representation ufthis Riding, IT WAS RSCOiVErn UN ANIU OUSI.Y, Ihat the Parties present do determine, in ...

... Liberal Whig.-VIII. A Glance at the German Annuals for 1835.-IX. The Magic Key. ,ay -X. Sketchesby IlB. from the PortfolioofttheEttrielc hat Shepherd. No. 2. L-d B-m to Joseph Grimaldi, It', Esq.-XI. A Whig as he ought to be-a Pure Old 'er, Whig.-XII. Dana's ...

... of exertion in defending their own rights? Hull, 13th 1larch, 1833. Recollect, Mr. Editor, this is no question of party, -of Whig or Tory,-it is simply whether we as Trades. men shall be deprived of a great part of our B',tiness bXy which we support nar ...

... has in' many places suffered from the tau n recent frosts, yet it appears to be fast recovering. esti d -No REACTION.-The Whigs of York en- sou deavoured to get tip a dinner on Monday week, to and celebrate Lord Morpeth's reselection for the .West- A ...

... -The father oftbe notorious Matthew Davenport Mill, late member for I-lull for the good of the public, and member of divers Whig com- missions for the good of himself, is the son of a Socinian schoolmaster at Totteniham, who carries on a peda- gogue's ...

... petitions are referred, viz.: N. Pazakerly, whig member for Peterborough ; Maik Phillips, a reformer, representative of Mlanchester; Howard Elphinstone, a radieal, represecntative of Hast. ings; C. Tancred, whig, representative of Banbury, Lord F. Egerton ...