... WHIG DINNER. We have beard that some of the Gentlemen of the Opposition dined together yesterday, nnd ibat their complaints on the dearth of grievances in the present year were very loud. None of our Reporters were present, but the following has been ...

... WHIG CLUB. • A Correspondent has favoured us with the fol- lowing Sketch ol the Meeting of yesterday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern : The Dvrkeof Bedford was in the Chair. On his Grace's health being drank after dinner, he re- turned thanks in a very ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE TAIL TO THE RADICALS OF HULL Dublin, Xovember IS. Brother Radicals— l ask an act of justice at your hands. I look upon Radicalism as being founded on fhe principle of perfect justice to nil men ; to men of every na- tion, creed, class ...

... PROSTRATION OF THE WHIGS. • We were not fully aware of the degree of humiliation in. licted upon the Whigs by the recent explicit declaration of the people of the United Kingdoms, that they are neither liked nor trusted, until w» noticed in the Globe ...

... WHIG SAVINGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — ln the Globe Newspaper of yesterday [Bth Nov.) there are some extracts from a pamphlet entitled Whig f,7 veriment, or a Tko Years' lietn sped, among which extracts I find the following offices or a ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. diet o_of 7'n T PaPer rf thil d »y ■ P»'i-> contra- some H T e,V ,DC ° ?? PHr '*P h which appeared some days ago in the Times, as well as all th. ?? ■ p.p,i, a. - „.. u_ ?? ceile_ bIT _f ?? th,t ' ...

... to the seat which was previously filled by a Whig. Thus we dispose Of tbe first division of tbe lie. Now for the second. Against titc three places where by a great struggle a Whig was got in, where a Whig had been before, I here are the county of Gloucester ...

... TREACHERY OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — Allow me to draw your attention to the deceitful line ol conduct wliich Earl Grey and his colleagues are now pursuing towards those few deluded beings who have relied upon their pro- fessions ...

... design which led, unwillingly, I confers, on the part of the Whigs, to the dissolution of the thing. Who then are the men who ought to stand impeached at the bar of the country ? The Whigs, the Whigs ! They, and well they know it, were the real, though un ...

... THE LOYAL WHIGS. ...

... elections. They imme- diately denounced Mr. Johnston as a renegade, although he never had belonged to the Whig party ; and Lord Dal- meny, a thorough- paced Whig, was forthwith started in opposition to him. It appears, however, that Mr. Johnston had previously ...

... WHIG TACTICS (FROM THE JORWB I'LL.) w , • Ministers have smuggled in a moderate wing for Wells, by haste somewhat indecent we must confess. Mr. Lamont, the late Member died in London on Sunday, the 27th of April. On^Mon- day, the __tb,the new writ was ...