... WHIG GRATITUDE! TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— There is one point connected with the late vote of thanks in the House of Commons to Sir Robert Stopford and the brave men employed under him, to which I must re- quest your attention, as showing ...

... THE WHIG MINISTERS (FROM THE CARLISLE PATRIOT.) Where shall we find greater adepts in the art of promise- crauraiing than his Majesty's Whig Ministers? We venture to reply — nowhere! Had we leisure, which at present we have not — space, which just now ...

... WHIG CLUB. Yesterday, the Members of this $o c . e ._• together ar Freemason's Tavern, Mr Fn • chair. The Meeting ?? very numerous ? * others present were, Mr. Fox, Earl IW. i . Holland, Lord Robert Spencer, Mr Era*' Alderman Combe, Mr. Bvng, and Mr ...

... WHIG LOYALTY. TO the editor of the morning TOST. Sir — l beg to call your attention to the proceedings of thr Edinburgh town council, as recorded in the Whig ucwspapei forwarded with this, by which you will be able to discover oi what materials the loyalty ...

... actu- ated, to discard the name of Whig ; tint as renegade to af .erne the appellation of Tory, but steering clear cf the vortex of party, to assert myself a loyal Briton. From my very cradle, I may say, I was formed a Whig; and in Us legit hnale appropriation ...

... WHIG L6YALTT. TO THE EDITOR OFTHE MORNING POST. Sir— lt is a favourite aod coovenieot notion pro- pagated by certain iodividnals, that opposition men are merely adverse to the measures of Government ; that they are at the same time as zealously attached ...

... we shall retaliate by i '•' lounded one against some Whig landlord supporting » *■ We are not sorry, however .to observe the *ymptom s disunion in the , amp of the Whigs, evinced by while one Whig issues his mandate in favour of I ■ '•■' another requires ...

... and brave. Are tortured by wrong till they sink in the grave ? Never mind, for Whig doctrine, whate'er may befal, It thit— that the weakett must go to the wall. Aye, Whigs, never mind, for you play but your part ; Noisy braggarts in words, sulky tyrants ...

... expresses opinion, is a. good a Whig as the Duchess of Sutherland, or the Marchioness of Lanadowne. — Dublin Evening Post. [This is redolent of Whig presumption ! Were we simi- larly disposed we might, with far greater probability, lay claim to tbe honour of enrolling ...

... WHIG GENEROSITY The following anecdote, upon the truth of which our readers may fully rely, is a fair specimen of Whig generosity. On the intelli- gence ofthe rejection of the Reform Bill reaching Nottingham the Mayor for the time being, who is a tho ...

... THE POOR WHIGS TOTHE EDITOR OFtl^ , Sir-A fatuity „ ti ° :iV[NGp osT IT ™* »— or-.^ fa B ' Paper, seems to luu [ltf | lf . ■■ > esf ?? ' Whigs and their „ the pred,c, '°- «f th, « Po V , 8 then unfortunate Press «, , ■'' • half a dozen hours ehnsed ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE UNSTAMPED. TO THK EDITOR. OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— You have repeatedly culled public attention to the scandalous indifference, or criminal connivance, of Mr. Chan- cellor Rice and his colleagues in regard to the unstamped newspapers ...