... THE LOYAL WHIGS. ■ ■ — m At the very bottom of the sixth column of the fourth page of this day's Times appears the following letter, bearing the signature of the now notorious Mr. Thomas Young, upon which letter the Times does not bestow a single word ...

... of patrioticdism- lerestedness than the Whigs? And yet what «. tot meneverei- hibited more disgusting meanness and more filthy cortsptiw thanthesesame Whigs. Alas! none. In hyporri-yanil ■ idle- ness the Whigs stand alone, unequalled by any faction in ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY ([■ROM THE SU.V.) We have received a letter complaining ofthe conduct ot * surveyor of taxes in one of the parishes ol the metropolis, wliich appears to us to deserve a public notice. It seeuw that the individual alluded to — and we have ...

... principal share. But I do contend that those Whigs who consented to serve under Mr. Canning without obtaining any one concession lo Whig principles, but on the other hand pledging themselves lo oppose some favourite Whig measures, have no right to talk of Tory ...

... THE LOYAL WHIGS. TO THB EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — Having seen in your paper of this morning a letter signed A Tory, in which he states that Mr. T. Young is now a secretary of the Post Office, at a'salary of 1,000.., I beg to inform you that ...

... WHIG TYRANNY TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir— The Conservative stateamen are called upon in- stantly to make some public declaration, that if any subor- dinate official person in any of the Government departments shall be displaced on account of ...

... of the people, whom h '' * Whig hireling has the base audacity to rail ?? ™ V ' Y that is to say, the hungry and greedy dog that m , t * lr, M the gate of the* infernal regions ! But this ha. hu'^' the practice of the Whigs; they have always tr • ^ ...

... WHIG RUFFIANISM We learn from the Norfolk Chronicle that at the close of the meeting at the Corn Exchange, Norwich, on Saturday last, held for the purpose of furthering the election of Mr. Gurney and Mr. Windham, one of the most savage and cowardly outrages ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE (From a Correspondent.) The rapidity with which places of honour and profit were found for the fanuly and connections of a former Prime Mi- nister, the so-called champion of Reform, procured for them in the columns ofa weekly contemporary ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES Looking back to the history of the two great leading Parties in this country, it will be found that the interests of Whigs and Tories are so much at variance that it is almost impossible to form a coa- lition which can remain permanent ...

... one seems to be, that the Whigs (who are never out of the way when good things arc to be distri- buted) will remain in statu quo, notwithstanding their much vaunted aversion to « the accursed Red Hook. The conduct of the Whigs, since the illness of Lord ...

... dread of Court influence in 1839 which the Whigs themselves entertained in 1834? Surely the relative position is not changed by the substitu- tion of the duo-syllable lady for the mono-syllable lord; and if the Whigs could anticipate the evils of female sway ...