... WHIG MANOEUVRES. TO TIIL I-DITOR OF Till. MOIt.MMi POST. Sir— Some few years ago I remember to have seen si rare.-, in which a poor halt-starved strolling player in quest of an engage- ment created immense laughter by his endeavours to hide the scanliness ...

... WHIG CLUB. \ -. ! Yesterday the Members of this distinguished Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern • Mr. Sheridan in the Chair. The Meet- ing was very numerous. Aire/ the usual toasis— Mr. ?? said he would give a toas; vhich needed *no ...

... WHIG TACTICS* To the EDITOR ofthe MORNING POST Sir— lt appears by the Public Journals that a meeting is to take place on Saturday at some pot-house for the purpose of forming the Radicals of the Metropolis into an tinned gan«*-, and that similar associations— ...

... WHIG JOURNALISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— l beg leave to call your attention to an article in the Morning Chronicle of this day, which I conceive surpasses I in atrocity anything which has emanated from the press j since the days of .R ...

... WHIG CLUB The fourth Annual Meeting of :\\c W! Ig C!i b was held yesterday, at the Crown and V c'lor, n •he Strand. Mr. Vox iti the Chair, supported I y rhe Duke of Norfolk, Lord R pr. jrr Spencf. s, Sir W. Milker, *cc. *T-his m-. s-nn;^ .v.. more nu- ...

... shall, why need all this fuss be made about it ? Simply because the Whigs are assured that it cannot pass— because they well know that they are at length found out ! Yes, Sir, the Whigs are discovered, and the country is now beginning to perceive its error ...

... notice as it illustrates the tenderness of Whig sympathy and charity' that the few mitigating regulations recommended by the'com- mittee for insertion in the Bill, were not adopted The fact is that the Whig Government was negligent because it was not ...

... 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 ...

... WHIG SAVINGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — ln the Globe Newspaper of yesterday [Bth Nov.) there are some extracts from a pamphlet entitled Whig f,7 veriment, or a Tko Years' lietn sped, among which extracts I find the following offices or a ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE The fame of James Hogg, the Ettrick Shepherd, has been so widely spread of late years that we need not parti- cularly describe his claims upon the consideration of the honest patrons of genius. He was a man of an independent soul, and ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. diet o_of 7'n T PaPer rf thil d »y ■ P»'i-> contra- some H T e,V ,DC ° ?? PHr '*P h which appeared some days ago in the Times, as well as all th. ?? ■ p.p,i, a. - „.. u_ ?? ceile_ bIT _f ?? th,t ' ...

... TREACHERY OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — Allow me to draw your attention to the deceitful line ol conduct wliich Earl Grey and his colleagues are now pursuing towards those few deluded beings who have relied upon their pro- fessions ...