... WHIG BRUTALITY. We have frequently had to notice the very bad taste and envenomed expression of the Whig and Radical newspapers. We last week had to refute an aspersion of the motives of the Duke of Buckingham, which was in the Globe, and in which they ...

... WHIG POLICY. To the EDITOR ofthe MORNING POST. Sir— ln the midst ol the turmoil of election discussions 1 c&u hardly expect that you will find room for the few remarks I am about to offer you on the system pursued by the Minis- ters of Great Britain for ...

... THE GRATEFUL WHIGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— You are often very hard upon the Whigs, but I think you would perhaps be less so if you bore in mind the forgiving disposition which characterises them as a party, and their grateful remembrance ...

... WHIG AND TORY. What's a Whig ? and What's a Tory ? IMs an old recorded story ; A Whig's a Whig, while out of place— A Tory — by his Sovereign's grace. ...

... thus in a short time, with fhe Whig* for their leaders, and Reform for their pass-word, nn immense majority of the middling and lower orders were driven te* pitch of excitement bordering upon madness ! And whw flißthe Whigs do all this J Not because they ...

... ONE OF THE WHIGS. DESCRIBED BY THEMSELVES. (From tha Morning Chronicle of yesterday.) The eccentricities of Lord Brougham have almost ceased to be worthy of serious notice. Yet we cannot altogether pass over the declaration which he made on Monday night ...

... forcibly just was that description of the Whig party which the Times gave in 1830, and which has been no often quoted hs tiie damning testimony of a reluctant witness. •« Noisy de- mocrats when out of office, the Whigs ostentatiously range themselves on the ...

... THE QUEEN OF THE WHIGS, Falslaff misused the King's press damnably, but not a whit worse than the Whigs are now misusing the Qieen's name. If we are to believe the Downiag-street journalists, before her Majesty has been well seated on the throne she ...

... THE WHIG CLUB A '.cry numerous meeting of the Whig Club : ?? their monthly dinner yesterday at the Crown -G Anchor Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair. The t'ths of' the D::kc of Norfoik, Earl Thanet, a. Gkiy, Mr. Combe, Mr. Shkrioan, andof ?? -others, the ...

... WHIG CALUMNIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir— l must crave your permission to say a few words re- specting a statement which has been circulated by the Whigs, to the effect that the dismissal of the lale Ministers is attribut- able to the influence ...

... WHIG CONSISTENCY. (from the true sun.) Hear why he (Sir John Hobhouse) thinks a itanding army is, like the debt, a national blessing just now : — If any constitutional jealousy had prevailed in formsr Parliaments with respect to a standing army, he ...

... WHIG MENDACITY. The following appears as an advertisement n lh»t J Times of Thursday : — PUBLIC voti. R. ?? A paragraph headed ' Caution to Manufacturer* •» s appeared in the Leeds Mercury of ihe tsth ins!., 'K Jtl c a Gentleman (Mr. S.), late candidate ...