... A WHIG JOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNIXG rOS'l'. Sir — A short time ago you did me the honour t give insertion to a letter, in which I endeavoured ;, show that unless this country desisted from her mis chievous and insolent policy of coercion toward Brazil ...

... POSIES FOR THE WHIG MINISTRY (FKOVI THE E\ VMINEH. ) There is no soundness in their understandings, no power o fathoming a subject even of not extraordinary depth. Th • p.-rsoii who talks loudest and longest to them carries them along with him ; nor ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE of SCIENCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. . » IR — V B ™ addressed a few words to you in defence of Lord Melbourne s conduct with respect to Mr. Farad >, inas- much as I consider (and I despair not of convincing you) that the character ...

... WHIG MANOEUVRES AT LEEDS There wa* a good deal of political bustle in the busy town of fceeds in the course of ltist week; and vve shall doubtless be told by some of our V\ big Contemporaries that the friends of his Majesty's Ministers won vast advantage* ...

... in Commission, discoursing eloquently upon the patriotic disinterestedness which had been exhibited by the Whig party in general, and the Whig lawyers in particular. Now, Sir, if the near approach of Chancery Reform rendered the appointment of a Chancellor ...

... = WHIG PROMISES OF RBTRENCBU^? — TO THE EDITOR OP THE MOHMXr, P ,, ST Sia— Y»ur correspondent Proro has very drawn attention to the great Trevelyan iob __ ' the large promises of retrenchment made by rhe W| the commencement of the session with their ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE AND PROFLIGACY When the new postage system first came into operation it threw into the hands of our no-patronage Government . j great number of places in the Post Office department, par ticularly in large towns, where additional hands were ...

... WHIG SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. (mOM THE NORTHAMPTON HERALD.) The Secretary for the Home Department has issued letters to all schoolmasters and schoolmistresses, calling on them to return lists of the /lU.nlier, religion, _c, of their pupils, the number of ...

... TREASON OF TIIE WHIGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sin— Some time back, your Correspondent Zeta drew public attention to a paragraph in the Times, in which it was stated, that in the event of the rejection of the Reform Bill by the new Par- liament ...

... INTREPID {WHIG) PATRIOTISM. The Brighton Gatette recently called attention to the fact that the inscription upon the statue erected in Guildhall to the memory of Beckford, a Liberal Lord Mayor in the reign of George 111., is f'al-e aud forged. The ...

... Vote for Victoria and her Whig Ministers— vote forthe Whig Ministers and their Victoria ! Re- gardless of the general feeling of disgust and con- tempt which this indecent conduct excited against them in 1837, the Whigs seem resolved to try the same ...

... WHIG SYSTEM OF EDUCATIt (FROM TIIF CAMHRIDI.R l HR(,v, We have for a long while heard the erv n r7 master being abroad ; and it now seems ln„ him to work upon a totally new system Tl ?? i*^ ' ...