... OLD SUBSCRIBER. MR. M. A. TAYLOR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. S1t-Speaklug of the rancorous opposition of the Whigs, as well as the old Corrupttonists and Tolies, to Mr- Huome, In your excelileit publication of this day, you observe, But ...

... loans, are justly considered as the mere sweepin zs, the refuse of the office in Downing- street ; 'the rejected offal of the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, which he spurred with contempt as a wretched system of patchwork and a gross delusion on the country ...

... credit, and which would greatly facilitate the despatch of business It was suggested, we believe, by Sir Henry Parnell, but the Whigs had not strength to carry it into effect. It is a measure which commercial men anxiously look for, and the wonder is that it ...

... any putP00 Tho wbatever. wro, Tle words of wisdom spoken by hir. Porter, and lii hea the late Air. Deacou f{ume, before the Whig committeec trade, have been wbolly neglected, or turned by thisgsvew' the meet to a left-hauded wiSdonm. The wholesale wine ...

... people in this placc.' The galleries main- tained perfect order, althougls between the acts they showed their attachflpnt'to Whig principles by cheering popular songs, insisting on our national ballad of 1 1ossly Castle being repeated by the band, in compliment ...

... Licenser, seems either to hctve recovered his gallantry (thie author belig a lady), or to have had his teeth drawn uniler a Whig Adiroiristrat- thin. In any other view of his case, with reference to tilnes gone by, we cannot account for Miss Kernirle's ...

... it , t:t £1'o;' 4 'U Last quarter ?? 4ttl :3 Total for ie year £'-: l3,1:7,9; ,. -- Tile ?? (qtuestiun makesi' gress. The Whigs oi'iddlezsexC01111t; F r however, had passedI a resolution, Cc j menibers to use their bct elcrts . t !ih r procure the pastitlg ...

... required of them, evi; the requirement should be in violation of the constitution m rs of the Uniom, The editor of the Richmond Whig cottend, il every citizen Is bound to obey the constitution and laws of 1, state In preference tothese of the Untled Stateo ...

... g the objeetion3 of' the President. Tfhcse resolutions are understoed to be in unison with the sentiments of' the American Whig party, by whom they will be generally supported. On a motion for referring the report on the fiscal agency, by the Secretaty ...

... I eview of India Affairs ; Our 1111rror of Parliament an a New Plan ;the Speech Dissected ia Word to the Working Classes on whig linpoatures. -The Argus Is a farrily plaper, containing every ToTirty of N'ewes Fereign, Domnestir, legal, Literary, ead ...

... (Signed) Joseph Wright, William Ire- ?? SIR WILLIAM GoSsIT.-A correspondent says, i This gentleman was appointed by the Whigs; but he is not considered a Reformer, and is therefore unfit to be the confidential agent of a Reforming Government, where ...

... His body was cast into the deep Wc the following day, the captain reading the prayers. Two other mien were also greatly ?? Whig. Ve A FACT.-There is mn old woman re.ceiving relief v from the parochial boar& of Wick, who has seven sons and cpoe four daughters ...