... THE WHIGS. 1OW ARE TlE MIGHTY FALLEN. To the Editor of the ggIZ Packet. MR. EDITOR,-Do, fear goodness' sake, tell nie- what has become of the Whigs! Where, in the name of Fortune, have they emigrated to? To what miracle are we to attribute the sudden ...

... THE TUMBLE-DOWN WHIG-RADICAL MINISTRY The following, says th* TMwses. wm, wr believe, the intended allocation of places fa the Ministry, which the sudden resistance Lord Grey to tbe appointment of Lord Palmer stoo Minister for Foreign Affairs brought ...

... INCONSISTENCY AND FALSE PRINCIPLES OF 1 THIE WHIG RADICALS. , .- , , I ,1 . x TIIE Ilowin/y Chnronicle says, that it vill be ' unconsti- tutional' in Sir RoERuT PEEL, t lo force himself upon a reluctant Sovereigni, vith wvlhom rests, consitiltionally ...

... HULL WHIG - RADICAL ELECTION PETITION. I [ As our Whig-Radical cotemporaries appear to have no intention of fiavoring the Electors ot HULL with a copy of the Petitio I which has in been presented to the House of Commons, ve against the return of the two ...

... B of the north of Ireland, also have had ,bitter rcason to complain of the way ixn whicb'they have. been treated by modern Whig kiiria4riei. Yt iop be gratifying to them that the government think it right th quarter the soioi of,.the late i' O'Connell ...

... THE STUMBLING BLOCK OP THE INCIPIENT WHIG GOVERNMENT. Notwithstanding the cautionary article in the Standard of Monday, which wr have extracted and inserted above,(he same paper, of the same day. but la another column, says. ** The final difficulty of ...

... the Whig secretary, I tore some claim to press upon you the insertion ini the Courier oj'suec an arlicle as Youi meitioned to mle. The clahne alluded to was, no doubt, a weighty one. All inspectorshitp, worth £1500 a-year, wouldquietimany Whig !icriples ...

... Mbagazinej. ton mt, We shall observe that there'are, clearly, three points sys in the future against the prospects of .the Whigs, and ley only one in their favour. These points are as follows: or 1. Of the dangers that beset them, there is that of thej ...

... this picture to Whig rale, and what do we see? Whichever of three sr four great Whig families happens to be nominal head of the government, wvhen Whig policy is in t,- ascendalnt-for when it is so, by oie or other of three Or tour Whig families, this country ...

... Caurtic (a..ide)-The man who for the day Hiytt pays, is /pi- lty taxed indeed. Lord Grizzle-Such course pursuing, honest Whigs, need fear no rout, or riot. Ciliaz ns-Nolte. Cte !. a d, e)-Since martial-law they have proclaimed to heep poor 1timlt' quit ...

... MISS WHIG AWAY DAYS. Miss Wing, the missing Hull young woman, has now been away from her home in Clarendonstreet, fourteen nights, and no one is nearer the solution the mystery. There seems little possibility of Miss Wing being alive, but it is suggested ...

... he excited in'favoar of a Whig measure, as long as tie Whigs c'ntinue to aet cis tisey have done. (p. 223.) Enthusiasm can never be again excited fn favour of the Whigs. The cry of union of Reformers in support of a purely Whig adoslnistration will never ...