... pleaslint parts of the ?? ,Substantially. - htilt ('OTTAGHES, in thle very best possilde state .f repair ; comiprising a cira-whig-rootic in each, vwith Mtwelv d other roonucs in one, and ten in thle oilier, 7also stalei, lchaise-licouses, 6-c., antl stanindlg ...

... unable To keep aloft itself I IfTuruln I &c. And soon the wise Spectator, Sir, Must cease its weekly crammin' And that young Whig, ti' Examiner, Will nobody examine. Turulu I &c. And of the hog of all the hiogs There soon will be funny kill; For dawn unto ...

... and passion is no mO ,have only'tbitlreary prospect of becoming inmates of thu deseableibstjles, which the wolf-like mercy of Whig legi iers pted, and Tort aristocrats fostered. Oh I is it not drt-rending to contemplate tbat you have for ages ex- pendour ...

... ed by the prospect of gain, you are a Whig-a ivarm reformist-pure amid patriotic ; I have, thereflore, no hesitation in addressing von thus piublicly to inmplore that vou will use your endeavours wvith your Whig client, Mr. James Henry Mills, to openly ...

... geinniris'. ;C IPers''ois trlirig tire ?? Pills, or' lie lif tinf ' l ?? ?? e ther Medicines. m uv consult tire liriciinui or S whig. ii- sylirn attend rt his estublishrinerit (Il1, lluhlolns Ii il,) frjurn dc cvii to one every day, anti arecri to nine cver'v ...

... being urged against the Brighton Patriot newspaper, on the part of Mr. Wigney. Rs al indireot acd rnalicimie attack by the Whigs of this Borough on the free licence and liberty of the press. 2. Resolved,- That this meeting pledge themselves to resist ...

... in the evenin5, subject to con- r-itio-s to Lo then ?? the extenirre aid valuable FREEIIOLD PREMISES, comprising the East ,'Whig ,o that s, justlv-celebraited and higllly-patroinised ESTABLISHMUENT rsvell'kslown as COPPS' ROYAL Hi OTEL, most eligibly situated ...

... Builditngs, sit Chancery Lane, London; of Mlessrs. Fosters and 'of Evans, 211, John-straee, Bedford-row, London; ofillssrs. n-~ Whig arid Swining, No. 1, Grays' Innt Square, London ; ml ed of' Mir. Newlyn, S~olicitolr, I'orsmeoth ; of Mlesstrs. set it. Sewell ...

... M.P. [Mortimier Ricardo, Esq. Rev. P. Wynter, D. D., Vice- J. H. Whitmore Jones, Esq. Clianeallor of Oxford. I Mr. William Whig. James Wyatt, Esq. Mayor of Colonel H. Dawkins. Oxford.- Charles Oldfield Bowles, Esq. Mir. Samuel Druce. A. T. Rawliuson, ...

... toget herr 'vilth about a lt .ihulraeltis ricat.-Plor' lirtht~er particttilr s, rird to view, iir- qunire of M 1r. 'lriursas Whig. l.Slip r if by letter, pro-paild. F'rari/lvidon, Iher'ls-hilrurp aen to Iirra-irer, r-c, 01b' 1) I S P) ( SE I) () F,-An. ...

... Buisiness, is attached to tile Premises. Satisfactory reasons can lbe given for the present rceupiers Nvishi to ?? to NV. Whig, land agent, Steeple Aston, near W'i'oodstock. LlNSED O IL CA lE. OPBERT KING andl SON. Canal 11harlf, Oxfordl, hl lave constantly ...

... has found means to draw aside toy friend Hatch. and several inert but good-disposed friends, who are allied this once with Whigs, Radicals, &c-; and owing to my inability, from press of business, to canvass the Electors personally, which they have doue ...