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... The Whig Secretary of Presentations. . The following letter to the Editor of the Ccambrideyc c Chronicle has been sent to us for pubfication -- e S1n,-I have observed in the CaWnb) i(10e C/ironlec and other papers some remarks about the appointnient of ...

... are ehyof the Whigs. at. This is tite scco v'hy, at the present crisis, the people hal ra- would place as little confidence in a Palmerston Cabinet taa composed o( puire Whigs ase in a, Palmeretoni Cabin. al Sn composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdleuiites ...

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... The Whig announces that Mr. W. Carey Dobbs, M.P. for CaiTickfergus, will succeed the late Mr. Martley as judge of the Landed Estates Court. Mr. Mouchet, the storekeeper of Deptford Dockyard, after a long period of service, has been granted retiring allowance ...

... party lias to cling to; but the name of the, great on Whig Icader conciliates few supporters and enlists no en proselytes. There is no new thing. For* the second time in twelve years we see the Whig party in a state of l deisorganisation and dissolution ...

... W ig principles. in 'e Of the present day ? Of all the parties in the state, the 'oted Whigs are the most exclusive and aristocratic. The Is triumph of the Whigs is the exclusion of every man him from high offices out of their set. We have seen that ...

... dukes; and the new Whig Ministry, pur sang, affords another practical proof of the inveterate aristocratic exclusiveness of that great political party. It is a rule without exceptfon, that the more Whige we have, the more lords; and a Whig cabinet is rarely ...

... the infusion of new blood into the old Whig. clique is an essential condition of the prolonged existence of any liberal government. The country Isas had quite enough of ringing the changes upon the governing whig families, and if the Peelites are disposed ...

... convinces us that a ma- jority of the present House of Commons will not suffer themselves to be made the dupes of the last Whig dodge. Lord Stanley's reception was entirely of a different character. His allusion, in the commencement of his speech, to ...

... will be invaded by two nearly equally balanced to e factions, under the banners of Orangeism and Ultra- It d montanism. The Whig candidates, inestimable as in | an L many instances have been their characters, teed useful ece s, their services, have, one ...

... described to have been very dull. AMERICA. By the Humboldt, steamer, we have advices from New York to the 10th instant. The Whig members of the New York legisla'ure have nominated General Scott for the Presidency. Another steam-boat explosion had occurred ...