... DISSOLUTION OF TRE WJNJSTUlY. ANm SUBSEQtUENT PROCEEDINGS. I SarltUday. The intelligncetof the removal of the whig ministry from office (first positisely stated in tie illi07ning C/hroul . cdc,) spread with great rapidity througli the metropolis, and ...

... may talk Or the King's dismissing the whigs. The pretence is a fraud, The whigs had already been dismissed by their cal, leagues and by the people, or by themselves. Abore that half the cabinet was gone; but four whigs remained, far nobody will suspect the ...

... TURNING OUT OF THE WHIGS.-MR. COBBETT I TO THE KING. ?? -1 1tr, m ALIN. (.rom the RcgisWer of Saturday last.) Dublin, 19th Nov., 1834. SIR-I was gratefuil to your Majesty for your assent to the Reform Bill; but I am much more grateful to you for having ...

... nation could confide. The motion being secotded, r- J. Fielden, Esq. M.P. moved an amendment strongly 11 condemnatory of tile Whigs, and rejoicing in their od expulsion from office. After a long debate the ie amendment was carried by an overwhelming majo ...

... the East Riding, represented by Mr. Beilby Thompson and Air. Bethell.-Lccds A'elrcurl. At Halifax it is expected that the whigs and radicals will each have a candidate, and will mutually support each other to prevent a tory from getting in. Other towns ...

... or under- goes dissolution ? What care I what form of administration exists? (Cheers.) What matters it whether whigs or tories rule us? Whigs are equally as bad as tories. The only advantage they afford us is, whle we turn their hypocrisy into OcCie ional ...

... went out of yoeer way to declare the late representation of these realms ms be as near pertaceton as possible, and when the whigs brought in their reform bill you spoke, you voted, you cotntbined all your forces against it; and, finally. having exercised ...

... with edu- cation. He strongly condemned the Poor Law Amend. ment Bill, and said, Wellington and Peel would do better than the whigs, though they did not exactly do for him. What he wanted, was a radical rinistry. At the con. clusion of his address be was ...

... rough in that county was Bandon. It depended upon the Duke of Devonshire whether the borough returned a re. former, If the whigs were true to reformers, Cork would return eight reforretrs. Kerry was safe; End he could say the same of Tralee. With respect ...

... state that the sons and daugh. ters of the King, with the exception, perhaps, of Lord Muniter and Lady Sidney, are decided whigs. Lady Errol, Lady Faulkland, Lady Mary Fox, Lady Kennedy Erskine, and Lords Frederick and Adolphus Frederick Fitzclarence, ...

... are ma- nagetl by persons living on public money allotted them by the Whigs, are naturally endeavouting to stir up the peo. pie, to do somethiing or another. that shall force the W~higs, back agaiin to Cthe Kcing. The ilos'ning Cks~onsice shicli is said ...

... be infused, we may be sure that no plan of Church or Corporation Ieforto ?? have been suffered to pass from the hauads of a Whig administration. It is no answer to this, to say that faction alone could impel the lords to rept. r diate measures from one ...