... Gz ge Greenhill, Treaturur t the Comrrvai's, at Ibith H~, ito L~t d. Streeto iraU rle i lejlesis in 'v wsn d and Coultmry :t Whig's aia Cnrridge Shee. Rtiven or Landon Sheet, on a Crapper Plate. .Gtolldltithis Alrnahitck, on a fine Papvr fur the PrkLet ...

... 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 ...

... hntetalvd;,its ttily mnildi, by aetittaidec- tal ;Tltit that it conic flrai a- 0101 it) pluat, or tilt of wt iliac-a To'iry or a W\hig ;-its tiature ?? be tile ha Samie. sic 'file old blraakneyed cant, of distuirbing the peace 3 of tliescontiy, cannnot kliply ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. .. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... time. O I then told you, as some of you may perhaps not have - forgotten, that the time I thought was passing away when N Whigs and Tories should meet each other any longer in of political warfare, and that the day was at hand when moderate R men of all ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...