... WHIG LIBERALITY AND WHIG CONSISTENCY (From the Boulogne Gazette of Sept. (i.) Our readers have unceasingly demanded whether our Gazette had ibe same privilege wliich tlie Whig govern- ment had extended to Oalignani's Messenger, viz. of passing through ...

... THE WHIGS. What Is Whig f A Tory out of place; So, If memory serve, old saws reply. And when Whiggery most out of place ? When *tis in power and office, answer I. Shall I, answering thus, incur the blame. Or rather win the smiles of ministry f O’Connell’s ...

... THE WHIGS (From Cobbett's Weekly Register.) My friends, the word Whig meant, in old times, thief, or plunilerer; and, as such, it was given to the first set at ruffians who were distinguished by it, and who, tillable to get rid of it, took it as matter ...

... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. Many persons suppose the country, in dismissing tbe late government from the public service, h«.s taken leave of them lor ever. By an act passed 4&5 W. I V., c. 24, the people pay the following very nice snug retir ng pensions npon ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. _• v •,, City, August 13. Sir,— You will do a service to ihe cause of junice by giviu. publicity to the following circumstance, which will show ?? u^-V • » h » m « u l manner in which our present W ...

... THE WHIG MINISTERS. (From the Morning Post.) Circumstances which have been notorious to all the world have shown the state of thraldom in which the King of England has been held since in an evil hour he placed himself in The hands of the Whigs. These ...

... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIGS. Yesterday a requisition to convene a Common Hall was presented to the Lord Mayor at tbe Mansion House, signed by a number of Liverymen of London. It was as follows :— TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD MAYOR. *• We, the undersigned ...

... THE INTRIGUES OF THE WHIGS. (From the Old England.) The vigilant and fearless Standard has this week established another claim m>on the gratitude 0 f tne country. Bv an open and honest denunciation of the next intended shifting* of the thimble, it has ...

... WHIG PATRIOTISM. CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. I Jlt.MMiir. (out, ll,(Jli, If nny thingmore were wanting, after the tone of the speeches delivered at the late Whig dinner in Chester, to prove that the Whigs have abandoned their much, vaunted principles for the ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES In the Leeds Times we observe the following curious B'atemeut, setting forth the comparative result, to Whigs and Tories, pi' the working of the Revising Barristers' Court, as regards the township of Leeds : — In the township of Leeds ...

... WHIG TRICKERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. 27, Buiy-stieet, Piccadilly, July ti. Sir, — Upon the first forming of the Legal and General Insurance Office, I became not only a shareholder, but also I'ffected an insurance upon my life to a considerable ...

... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS We learn from a correspondent in Scotland that a strong objection was felt by the Radicals of the Stirling district of burghs to the re-election of the Whig Lord Dalmeny. With this view they made overtures to Colonel Thompson ...