... office. A ir|« rt. winch wa* nut credited, staled that the ' Duke of Argyle likely retire, and that another member the old Whig party will be appointed. (From the London papers of yesterday—Monday.) The Times’* say* the Duke of Newcastle has a'.- ready ...

... colleagues, especially with his Whig • fiend*. Why. bad done this, wbat outcry there would have been that be was plotting ' upset the ministry, and establish biiuscll oo | ruin*. There would have been plenty deouni ciations of Whig exclusiveness and faction ...

... little apprehension of portico of; ( Commissioner*, with the joint serrclsr.es of the ' J ' MU, * S. wnh P.lmrrsr.m The Jo.en.lo Whig had at , . arriecd is London. Tbi* the Rqssian fleet their hiding plates eommuskm. will lease Dublin on Tuesday (to day) MMa ...