... 1ok6el pganse suo~f p1Gd,+.,lMo@ed donei h~ i ts osiew ceased yoiur FIR youher . f the i of their ssuiecfeb .a, er vJ! The Whigs-did odious. '>i~hy rise&Bencne X -froino6oto 1§0 per ent ., Fatd samae 4ct, theieep~ the,..pra fundedt property -i te 'Pro ...

... lO., L1es.ts,~n trea rt o aso NTu . Sd;:nPX I1 aeC v nt -s 0 ?? ; - ~$~~vxjvm'ar The first part of this better is a -e p of Whig-nonsense, of old, obsolete, prei sumptuous trash., Public i men miii deed ! who ever talks of such 'iin now-- a-days Te apatyiol ...

... THE WHIGS GRUMBLING. Sir —lf the following quotation from • the Morning Chronicle of the 28th instant, with the few remarks which I have to offer upon it, be not worthy of their room in the Political Register, they may suggest to you remarks which otherwise ...

... readers that which I have .been able :t get none of theem to-believe, namely, that this pro- seculdon is a prosecution of the Whig :Miniatry. 'To get rid of all doubts upon .7bis istibject, they have only to read the following .documeats: TilE KING AGAINST ...

... WHIG GREEDINESS. These shufflers require sharp looking after.'}- ld Play,. To ?? of hie Lferpooi Standard. SxI,-I understand that at their evening. orgies, a certain squad of small politicians, most exactly compre. hended within the two terms Whigs ...

... alastfih ther Bill of Indictment, to see& iwat that will :do-! Allshall fail tem. -I wi nake. tbis oe of t'etbieigs bywhithh Whig Ministry shalbe rm ed. I am at a. loss, at p~resent, Wht + a~ll it ' the ?? Goodmaa liitrys' te ?? .l ziinstry, f the Igaidfrdrdd ...

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... tAs the end approacbeth there will be everlasting choppisigS and changes in the 1 Ministry.X END OF THE WHIGS. Normandy, 10. July, 1834. Trig news that has reached me to- day, has not at all surprised me. I al- ways said, that if Lord ALTHORF were ...

... a ?? measure 4j be of the peopl& tou be brought f , fle re- solved to oppose it; apA {l~g,wIneiy tghat lie should have the Whig faction with him to the last man, and that tbusjaeshould destroy them for ever; there they are now, as much his auxiliaries ...

... writings, but those constitutional doc- trines so' fondly cherished by the Whigs, it has not a little astonished me, that you now plainly ardp uiequivocally state Cc that you dislike the Whig principle, having ob- ?? served that al!, nay all, those measures, ...

... all means, as it will put an end 'to all that inter- ference of ours in German affairs, which was begun by the base Whigs, and which has, at last, by the enor- mous debt and taxes which it has oc- casioned, produced all the rainmisery, and ...

... DEFENCE THE WHIGS. Sir, In common with others of your readers, I have remarked, with some surprise, the extreme hostility which you seem to cherish against the late administration. So strong is your propensity blame them, that you not only seize with ...