... THE WHIGS. Fsllen, fallen, fallen, from our high estate ! To the Editor of the ITdl Packet. Sir-Permit mc (oncea gloriotts and high-spirited Wl ig, but now an miserable nolu(iescrilit) to of'fr a lew remarks on thc letter signed *- Augllius,' i your ...

... THE WHIGS. _ . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l'Abridged frOM 'Fe'rgus O'COnnor'so Addrces.) It would appear as If You held power with no olberview, than to induce a comparison between the promises of men out of oftice, and the Acts ...

... THE WHIGS. ani It bas: been pretended, that a new Administration an, could not be- fooned in cofunection with the great Pro, to or prietary Fan ilies,. This is one of those insidious strata- me i.. gemsby which the adherents of the present race of poli- ...

... } numbers the Whigs have reduced'taxation by six mil- lions since the Duke of Wellingtonrdeclared that redue- tion could be carried no further. This was done by com- pulsion, and more might have been done; and we do not praise the Whigs, but, as compared ...

... | WHIG SINCERITY. I .nr Rwr -r-ros Ac ,, -b a. . 1 - zOrc BaOUGHAtsXt's exposure of the Reform Minis- try, as respects thas noble andlearned lord'selerazioar to the Seals, is one of the most pt9zeantexhibitions of the hoiowne-ss of the movement pa'y th ...

... sentiments was parti E ciilarlydemanded, and amorg these the awful and me- hincholy, yet almost imperious opportunity, for the whig p'rty to retrn to the neglected call of the pebple was r ~insited egpon in the ,most qarnest manner., We hae n~ow nlorel eisfure ...

... I WHIG-RADICAL FALLACIES. Privilege versus Law, by the announcement of Dr. Chalmers, in the Town Council, of a motion regardbiig the astounding privileges claimed by the I-louse of Commons, is about to become a local question; and we are quite sure that ...

... - WHIG RADICAL EXTRAVAGANCE. IT Was the' liberal hue and crv in tines that are gone bye, that the good old Tohy Corporatiou of Hull squandered the public monev iu wasteful festivities. However the bland hospitality of our civil rulers may have contributed ...

... .THEI WHIGS !-TLHE WHIGS! It is an old saying, lhat when bad men conspire for bad purposes, good men should unite for good ones. The time is come for every honest citizen to lend heart and hand to resist the foul coalition now formed by the two leading ...

... PRESENT POSITION OF THE WHIGS. I . . . - . The history of legislative error records no position in which the King's advisers could have stood, that can be pronounced parallel to the difficulties which the Whigs have brought on themselves, and the prospective ...

... THE WIH1GS! TH E LIUBERAL WHIGS., The .following is extracted fromni A Letter frou one of tile Fectors of iPrest to his fellow countrymen, published on Saturdayi January 5. The Whigs, when inu office, deceive their friends, deceive their enemies ...

... te fr*P0o1id) jourttnal. I THE WHIGS, THE HATED WHIGS. The term Whig is rather a'reproch than as honor. Thus saith the bold and vigorous Editor of the Sqffolh Chromiule, and we thank hini for the assistance he has rendered, to pourtray the Ad leading ...