... 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 * ...

... infidelized Whigs, to batter the sacred edi- fice of the church, but they are dead-set against the great questions of the ballot, the shortening of Perlis nients, and an extended suffrage. Well, admitting all this, taking it for granted that the Whigs are what ...

... 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 ...

... .NEGLECT OF WHIG CLERGYMEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. January 7. 1834. SIR-Having mixed, during the last week, with some highly respectable Whig Clergymen (rarum genus) in the c'ountry, I was applied to, as being a Londoner, to inform ...

... TO}R1 AND WHIG BISHOPS. To TI!1 FlIT)1R OF THLE MORN\ING CHRONICLE. T' I, fim s ?? now, With a ly zeal, i til' 11th lt-; oi the establls1 mniet ilito its keeping, in a . r: t cw roiriatI tl h (Ipisepal Iplinilitments of the ?? el ?? thi Isllolde hy the ...

... niuch so that he would not speak to Iis ?? son for a leigttt of time after the ?? conteterl election becaue he voted for the Whig, Lord Moreton. To this nteward Lord Weimyss wrote from his residene in Scotlland, desiriug him to miake known to his tenan ...

... | HEIRS OF WHIG AND TORY NOBLEMEN. To TIHE EDITOR OP THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I was somewhat startled to read in 2'he horninq Post of this day (Monday) the sweeping assertion to tile effect that almost all the heirs to WVhig noblemen were Conservatives ...

... any attempt having been made to counteract the evil of which every Re- former has loudly and justly complained. How can the Whigs expect to retain the confidence of the reflecting portion of the community when they thus throw away the chances which the ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE-TORY MAGIS- TRACY. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I owe you my thanks for the ready insertion of my lctter on the above subject in 1he AMormminy Chronicle of yesterday, The gross abuse which has long prevailed in the ap- pointment ...

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... 7ojY and WHIG CREATIONS of PEERS. [,ROM A CORRESPONDENT.1 The happy result of our negociations with Spain, ana the brilfiant success of our forces in Asia (which, a, tie TiniCs says, must finally conclude the wvar), ,,,ill have left the Tories not a leg ...

... 1 mention these things to you, hoping you will let the public know Whig con- iistency in its true and proper colours; and I am, Sir, your old reader, and your obedient servant, - A WHIG OF 1688. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiLr-The above appeared ...