... to throw much new aid im- portant light on the circumstances under. which. Lord Palmerston has ceased to be a- member of the Whig ministry. Our revelations, we are. sure, will creatoe-no small astonishment, mingled with deep indignation, in the public mind ...

... from the accidental circumstance of being related to the Devonshire, Sutherland, and Howard i families. How admirably the whigs contrive these r little matters has been exposed by the M3anieng, F Herald, which showed the other day that of fifteen Cabinet ...

... Chancellor as Sir Oui Fitzroy; and why should not your whiglings look for a fro littlepatronage as well astbeG.C.P. ? The whig lawyers Val have a* pretty good eye to business,-aud our friend '20 Charley., winking the other day as he spoke of Mr. RoLr ...

... Jan. 5, 1852. NO MORE WHIG REFQRM.-PETITION FOR A DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. TO THE.E DITO6 OF THE EXETER FLYING-POST, ean! Navis, referunt in mare te novi Fluctus, O quid agis? Fortiter occupa Portum,--HoucE. Sir,-The Whig Reform Bill of 18:31 has ...

... Caatleresgbr Liverpool, Osanningaind Godo- 0 I rieb and beguiled tbe tedious routine of the ?? with spirited F sallieo iu the New Whig Guide, some ef which touched Lord et a o Bronehie most palpably. After his defeat at Cambridge, besat st whic S stebingley ...

... that a most important subject came under discussion, being a proposition for a further alienation of the borough property. The whig clique, who have contrived to preserve the ascendancy in municipal matters, have been very free and lavish in the disposal ...

... opinion that changes are expected, ut any material changes for the 'better scarcely hoped ^ for. It is apparent, indeed, that the Whig Minmnistry is in t a state of dissolution. The, practiceof splecting its I members within a limited rang' offamily qconoexions ...

... passage through ages, True hearted Protestants cannot waver in the question now before them. It is not a party one. From 1795, whig and tory, conservative and liberal administrations have been equally guilty of supporting Maynooth College. But the prestige ...

... liberty, even of country, of the prin- cipals engaged in the affair. The great legal lion who has been so prominent in the whig interest, and who is implicated with the alderman, has ceased to roar so loud 3 as formerly, and hopes are entertained that ...

... cratic ticket; this 'are iB the Whig. But if you strive to vote twice I shall have you arrested. You will, will you ' shouted the son of the sovereign people; then I says it I'm denied the right of votiqg for the Whigs, after gain' the whole ticket ...

... their, emassarite at home have not been idle, but have conjured up every lcvice and stratagem, which the art or ingenuity of whig artifice can create, to obviate the blow which threatens them, or to ward it off by counteraction and attempted recrimination ...

... confidence in him, besides, 0 that of a large number of voters who are sick of the tlb miserable shifs and expedients of the whigs. Budt t the voice of the city is no longer to be neutralised in ni the senate: the true principle of representation, te which ...