... Ami this Whig impartiality ! We subjoin two communications which have received, striking o-it from the letter ot “Civis” some its most pungent passages. TO THE “LIBERAL” M BRIGHTON. Art- yon, arc* you not, desirous of perpetuating a feeli':u political ...

... WHIG NOTIONS OF JUSTICE. As a contrast to the services for which her Majesty's government thought proper to grant to Sir John Newport his pension of 1,000 year, we submit to our readers an extract from the navy estimates, containing account of the service* ...

... WHIG-RADICAL OPPRESSION Several persons in a humble station in life have fallen victims to conscientious support the religion and laws their country on the occasion the late church-rate contest at Rochdale. One remarkable instance has been brought under ...

... retaliated upon his Whig friends, by summoning jury constituted ter the fashion of the preceding year,—the jury that occasion having included Whigs, and on this occasion Conservative*, out the total number of 100; hut in lints giving the Whigs, as we lately ...

... MISGIVINGS OF THE WHIG PRESS. Even the Whig press begin to see that the conduct of the Government is rapidly stripping them of the confi- dence of the Dissenters ; sincere, but moderate Reform- ers, and of the great body of the people. The Chsronicle ...

... be adopted. The fear of an enraged multitude dictates another plan for the metropolis. Now we put it to the advocates of the Whig Ministry if, when they see them thus determined to prevent the people from obtain- ing cheap and useful knowledge, it can be ...

... of M0I/. for a librarv also I lii the Church they have equally violated their promises, for wye find anmong the blessings of Whig-Radical rule many such cases as that of Lord lorpetli's brother, the youig D)ean of Licibielti, wilo counts his incomne frlom ...

... WHIG GAINS. BRIGHTON GAZETTE he shoukl like a man to come ami underwork him. That man wa (which miirlit brin? this about; and there was one which, A Full PRICE RADICAL Baker.—Among other 15 : i'» » r Blac a, B,e had a Lewes Solon. (Loud j above all, should ...

... THE RECENTr WHIG AND TORY STRUGGLE. [The following article was prepared for our last week's publication, but omitted for want of room.] We think we showed pretty clearly last week that the Whigs had nothing to boast of by their victory ; and that, however ...

... else do the writers of l 21 the Whig Press, who can no longer conceal the contempt 2 they even feel for the government, turn, and spurn at, 21 and scorn upon poor Lord John, as the 3lElrriny. Chronicle has it ? Let a Whig demonstration be made any where ...

... RADICAL SUPPORT TO A WHIG MINISTRY. - (From Roebuck's Pamphlet.) During the last session of Parliamentt the Radicals of the House of Commons steasdily suppoe4d thef big Admiristration. This steady support resulted partly from 1eir fears, and partly from ...

... forget those who have been mainly instrumental Ifin gaining the battle. Our conviction rests upon different grounds. T he Whigs must, by this time, have discovered their real position. IThey cannot but feel deeply and bitterly, that all their attempts ...