... THE WHIG CLUB. The Whig Club dined at the London Tavern yesterday. The Duke of Norfolk presided. The health of Mr. Fox was given by the Duke, and drank with great applause. His Grace added, and navy his. King .and Country jj/} their error before ...

... WHIG CANDOUR The ingenuity ofthe Whigs in making nice distinctions has had some exercise of late. They say that Sir Robert Peel would have been guilty of the utmost perfidy had he passed an Irish Tithe Bill with the appropriation clause, for that ...

... WHIG LOYALTY TO THB BDITOR OF THB MOENIN« fOST. Sm-You will, I am sure, be sorry, but perhaps (in th, c days) not much surprised, when I inform you that no orde were received here yesterday to fire salutes in honour ofthe Queen's wedding-day. Our Admiral ...

... POPULARITY of the WHIGS. Each day brings its evidences of the popularity of the Whig Government. Here is one proof:— At a meeting of the Grand Jury of the county of Stafford, on Thursday la9t General Dyott (a Tory) proposed that this body, headed by the ...

... WHIG REGISTRATION. The new list of claimants for county votes just puhlished in the parish of St. Clement Danes, contains the followin-r choice specimens : — n Freehold- 6, New-square, | \ chambers; Lincoln's-inn; Edw. Koiuilly, Weymouth. st. J one undivided ...

... ?? OF THE WHIGS p^uisition to convene a Common Hall was P\_ lord Mayor at the Mansion House, signed • . l,i«.vni. nof London. It was as follows: — »*■ ' mfiST HONOURABLE THE LORD MATOR. . Liverymen of the City of London, ?? wi •* pleased lo convene ...

... characteristic of the base Whigs. (Cheers and confusion.) They came here to perpetrate one of the most mean and shabby jobs they have ever undertaken. They came here to support the base and bloody Whigs. (A howl.) The Whigs are like a shot crow hanging ...

... WHIG FALSEHOODS 70 THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. cm— lt not unfrequently happens that a defeated ar^y will seek to conceal their disgrace by dis- uring the extent or the value of the victory which their opponents have gained. Even at the present , ...

... WHIG CALUMNIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST MR-In my letter of Wednesday I inquired respecting the i.*._or_hip of the slanderous paragraphs in which it was Qt_dthat the Queen had exerted her influence to procure the ?? of Lord Melbourne and his ...

... WHIG CLUB The first A-honal Meeting of this Society tool? place .to-day at the Crowti and Anchor. The .Meet- ing was more respectable than numerous : vet, not- withstanding the presence of tiie Duke of NoitVOi.X in the chair', supported by Lord \V. Lus ...

... WHIG IMPUDENCE ?? Ministerial prints are attempting to pass upon us the downright, tie palpable fraud of identifying loyalty to ihe Queen twit h support to Whig-Radical candidates at the com- ing elect ion. The Globe of last evening sa ys :— Oxford ...

... THE WHIGS AND RADICALS The N\ lugs and Radicals of Renfrewshire have got all at sixes aud sevens. The Whigs have novv gained their object, and are beginning to cut their allies in the most scurvy maimer possible, leaving them to chew their cud on the- ...