... Armstrong. Printed for John Alurray, Albemarle-street. OBISERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE c of AFFAIRS and the CONDUCT of the WHIGS. 1 John Murray, Albernarle-street. Price 2s. 6d. a LETTER: to LORD JOHN RUSSELL, on v A the NECESSITY of PARLIAMENTARY R fi ...

... tutU citithales are, counsidered. The stomnp returns, fur a long serlee of icai ?? ?? Isit abolition, placed the Northern Whig, at the l;I.' K h peitt, press Of Ireland. Woodcuts, and Bhelok are published initti' tha, - 1 ot itiser, iwhich is the ainl' ...

... them the true character of parties, or the real mroits of the importsntquestions now agitating that country. Tue INORTimEN WHIG, published in Belfast every Tuesday, Thursday, and clatur- day, at the office in Calender-street, line uniformly studied, in ...

... Ingenlous satire on politicians of alt parties and densntluationo. In Its ayes, the ariitocratiecl, gentle- mmatily, twaddling Whig; tile intirestea, preflig te tory the demrncr-tl- fcal declaimer * the pompous, empty man ii office; ad thonugh last not least ...

... Scurvy, Gout, Dirt, snd Re- h0, orth 3zUpwdvards of 911ti hundred e , lneatly prinred, ilt litter .35. ?? 'WHIG CLUB., F HF next Meetng of tl2e WHIG CLAM will be on ruerday, the 6th-of IDedernber; at ?? ksid Ari: chor Tavern, Strand. I - r I The Earl of ...

... T 'a nonerlons Meeting of- the WHI-G ?? IL held at ehe:~~r~ernasocls-r~vern, on Tu~sday, the xit:4 - day (if April. o8o9, SAMIUEL -WHI-fEREAD Esq. M.P. in the chair''t Itwas Resolved utirinmously p -_x. I'bat the Whig~.Cltsb..f Einglatad, feeling it ...

... *WHIG C1,VUD TO Ml f. :7x. W ARKSON, Secretary to the WHIG C=b:t. g:7 E, thze- ?? MEMBERS of the *VWY iqHIG .CuBdgerquest yopr to call an Extraor- dinary Meetir1g of the Clubin consequence of the irreparable loss whic j6'ars sustined by the Death of the ...

... r re, are considered. ve, The stamp returns, for a long series of vears presious to the re, abolition, placed the Northern Whig at the heed of the provincial rn, pressof lreland. In- ti oodeutcs and Blocks are published in the Illustrated Adver- 0s- hoer ...

... CiAnRLToN was a Reformer long after the concession of the Catholic claims. If the Tories were too corrtlt, we suppose the Whigs were too pure for him; for if Mr. LNciitiERE CNARL.TON'S merits had appeared in their eyes what they appear in his own, he ...

... 5 5A Despiser of the Per- Daniel Sykes, Raywell, verters of any Oaths, near Cave, Yorkshire 5 0 particularly of oaths A Whig 5 0 of office 1 1 From all weak and wicked W. E. 2 2 Ministers and unjust A Cobler's mite 0 Judges, deliver its 5 0A Friend ...

... CLXXXVIII., will be published on Thursday text. CONTeNTS. 1. Laurence Sterne. 2. Sacred Geography. 3. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party. 4. The Russian Empire. 6. The Criminal Law Digest. 6. Warwgon's Treasures of Art in Britain. 7. The Turks and the Greeks ...

... --The NL1Pwublic are most respedlful!y informed, that on Wednes- day next will be published, at the Office of the Indepcndent Whig, Sunday Newspaper, ,, Warwick-square, N -wgats- street, the FPourth Number ot The PUBLIC GUARDIAN, and Political Monthly Review ...