... HINTS TO THE WHIGS. To TimE EDITOR OF TilE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-Having been actively lengaged in the recent se- vere contest for the eastern (division of this county, in fia vour of the Whig party, I wish, through the medium of your excellent paper-which ...

... in the chaij- of tne Club that day. He deemed the present an wrat in the history of the country the mqst momentous, 'and the Whig-Club itself was placed in a -most irying t predicament. The present was to the Club a time of f prosperity, for he called it ...

... M1ODERATE WHIGS. I 1'o\ TjjjE 1'1)11'O1 1 'oll: :MORNING CtHRON I CLE. Sfa-Permllit Ile to address afew words throughithe me- ,ium ( f our l lins to ia c* iss of members of Parlianment uipll whose line of conduct so muich d., 'jcuds at thai pr sent * ...

... Whlig ditto was only £V0,000,000. 'ronm these amounts must be deducted £X36,000,000 for iti- fereston debt; consequently the Whigs had ?? to pay tihe expenses of the country, whilst tile Tories had ,C;,ll0U,000: therefore it was quite impossible, atter tis ...

... TImE FUTURE OF TE WHIGS. [ROM A CORRsSPONDENT.] The time has fairly come for us to look forward to the future. We have reached our worst. We have seen the full powerof our opponents; and it alone remnains for us now to draw forth wisdomn from the eviL ...

... SIR-It is right and proper that the public sbould fromu time to time be informed how the executors and adoxinisj trators of the Whigs execute John Bull's last will and testament. In turif affairs they are proceeding in the spirit of the trust, so far as small ...

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... If ever -be fhiould'fwerve r from them, two of the greatelt mnisfortunes in lifc would fall upon himn--expulfion firnn the Whig Club, and fronm ft the reprefentation of the city of 1-lereford. c Mr. MADocKs and the ?? of Bofton. d Mr. MADOcKs, in a fhort ...

... - lplix C'L Vzl: A n'lti't'us nmeeting of the Whig Culb '.VaS ycflcr- day heid at the London Tavern, Mr. Pox in the Clhair. After the toafts of the Club'were drank, the Chair- inan, in-the naime of the (ficc-Be-1arers 'of the Club, pretented the iinanci~i ...

... WHIG CL AN, 'Yeftrday the Second Meeting af fie' hig Club for this feafdn w;,s held at the Fsiemrnabr's Tavern. Mr. Erfkine,, in; a ketter to the Secretary, apologized for not:.being able ta attend andtake.,the Chair, on ac- count of his profeflional ...

... WNhtA~ CLts Yelterday the Mof nurmerous and rdfi ing of the Whig Club which has taken Ieftt~al - I was held at thle Crown and Anchor, p acefo Chair. Among the Cortipany were the Ox i;:; Duke of Bedford SirW. Mf ll0oing B . Duke of Norfolk Sir John b, ...

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