... WHIG INTIMIDATION. 44 Adeipe nunc Danaum iusldla.-i, et crimiue ah n»io Disceomnes. ACoeM 2, 05. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Grantham, July 8. Sir, — I should feel much obliged by your giving insertion in your influential journal to the enclosed circular ...

... VEXATION OF THE WHIGS. (From tbe Buaks Herald.) All that the jealousy, vexation, and irritation, of unex- pected and utter defeat can say, do, aud write, the Whigs and Radicals are doing, saying, and writing. Their organs, tbe Morning Chrouicle and Globe ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. After our observations upon repeat m*, don had been in type, the address of Mr. soiiby Protestant electors of Dublin met eye. Mr. George Pomonby is ordinary m, and in his anitonnoad sentiments is expression the determination ...

... ! WHIG JOBBING. (From the Oxford Herald.) | Instances of Whig profligacy crowd so ?? I public notice, that it is next to impossible eT * f - fl , c daily press to keep pace in denouncing , selves we can state, that we have no sooner ma* l -- a animadversion ...

... TIIK WHIGS. We the Oloiio last night, which in a most lachrymose article implores the Whig*, fur the sake of their honourable principles,” (dear creatures!) to stick to the cuke, that break up it near. If he depend upon the honourable principles of ...

... WHIG DEBATE TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — I dare say you feel like myself, that there are some things which are so revolting to the feelings of English- men, that when they occur they should be noticed. Debates in p»r.iament sometimes pass by ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. (From the Morning Herald.) Yesterday passed over the new administration like the day befo:e, except as to speculations, some of which were retracted, and new ones substituted in their place. We are told by some of our contemporaries ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS ! A SONG OF REJOICING. (From It lock wood's Magazine.) Air— Dear Tom. this brown ?? Qood-by to the Whigs— their departure's at hand — Is tbe cry o'er the length and the breadth ot the land ; 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...

... WHIG EXPENDITURE. nfilu the following extraordinary Returns were laid before parliament, showing ?? « increasing Expendi- ture (while, as everybody kn. was an annually. deavasing Revenue) : — • 999 99. ?? o> » - ?? 2* -• •■•-* ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR WHIPPER-IN. (From the Blackburn Standard.) A very si?till personage in the political world, albeit iiPpi-*-* 10 a ?? bishop, son to a Whig-made lord, tm\ ■ whipper-in to a House of Commons, was enter* tamed at dinner on Thursday, ...

... 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 ...