... THE WHIGS. :eive ot a From the beginning this Whig rump has been in sales a false position. in opposition-ay, and in hffice ths1t -they encouraged treasonable and irrational de. mands-they raised wild hopes and extra Is ofaad I oesadetata try passions; ...

... THE WHIGS. ive t a From the beginning this Whig rump has been in dles a faise position. Ina opposition-ay, and in office hat -they encouraged treasonable and irrational de. ?? mands-they raised wild hopes and extrawagat Iof try passions; and now they ...

... THE WHIGS. a From the beginging this Whig ramp has been in es a false positien., In opposition.-iay, and in OEMi at -they encorrged& treasonable and irrational de- - niands-they raised) 'wld hopes and extravaift rf passions.; aadi nowt ie cannot allay ...

... WHIG PERSECUfMON. Mr. Havil, of Exeter, has been deprived of his ni- tlition as Branch Postmaster, after eight years bonest perhirmance of the duties of his office. Mr Blavill's rffence was that of being a Chartist. la the late proceedings of the Chartist ...

... THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. I , ?? ?? ?? (From the Morning Advertiser.) Ministers are already beginning to act an extra- ordinary part towards Ireland. The sound of their recent protestations of an earnest Ldesire to pursue N a conciliatory course towards ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. ITS PROBABLE IMMItEDIATE DISSOLUTION. cC (From the Morning ?? of Thursday.) ial It will not at all surprise us should the result of co ath the Cabinet Council, to be held to-day, be a formal ratifica- 'in ur-tion of what we have been ...

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... WHIG RET-RNCHflT5- Lord JOHN and the CIANcLtQ of i Ef cIEQviR have taken fbight already.' They dread the organised forces of the Fiseal Re- formers led by CoIDEN, and are propitiating t them by throwing such tubs to the whale as i come handiest. t On ...

... TO TRlE WHIGS OF YhRMSHIRM GO'OTTLEPMtIO,.- A Cotuity biteectitg, ttnder yotir auspi~lces, is satidtq b be in agitdont -a mteasure, -acor ding to !y Voplan o whidri t6 conducted, tininenltty.csrtltlucLt\ C sO ?? ie quiet to the. ccuirtry, orfebyeonttic ...

... WHIG PERSECUTION. Mr Haavill, of Exeter, has been deprived of his si- ietiW as Branch Postmaster, after eight years best performance of the duties of his offlee. Mr axill's offence was that of being a Chartist. m In the late proceedings of the Chartist ...

... e THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. (From the ?? Advertiser.) Ministers are already beginning toi act asi extra- ordinary part towards Ireland. The sound of their !I recent protestations of an earnest desire to pursue 8 a conciliatory course towards that country ...

... WHIG RETRENCHMENTS. Lord JouN and the CHANCELLOR Of the EX- wi -CHEQUER, have taken fright already.' They the dread the' organised forces of the Fiscal Re- Is formers led by CODDEN, and are propitiating- them by throwing such tubs to the whale as to comie ...