... WHIG CLUB. most respectable meeting of this Cl » yesterday held the Freemasons' Tavern Whitbread, Esq. in the Chair; where, regular constitutional toasts of the a \ interesting recollection Mr. Fox, G Lloyd Esq. was proposed as a cadi|' tor admission ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tuesday the Members of this Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. The usual toasts, and the healths of a great number of Gentlemen, were drank.—ln returning thanks for drinking his. health, Mr. Fox said, he thought this time ...

... from the Tor t character ac that attrihmted ta the ane when the Whigs; and his administration would present prec: | questions of pohey, the Radicals pass through one door, nerable Whigs and Tories through the other. This we believe te less of man. | tural ...

... . to (Front le Constilational-Radieal Pamper. ge. 'ral Show me the reform which is impossible, ty, said an illustrious Whig-wit in former days, and 1 en, will support it with all my heart. It is to be feared es. that many statesmen of the present ...

... the followving mnoutnt has enteretd Iondor, and the othter parts of the kilngdomn: - 1112!1 Tory period ?? foons TI 1t34 Whig ititto ?? , 2113.5 ?? O3 Or Circra, tbte duty ott which wns reducetd from tOd. to. 2d1. in 1813', and of whirls the followistg ...

... oi' beatr ru crrtile t s er llMt- 0 11130 omon c ted to was 011/, ~ tS e ri ten rotl tire tieatge oi ut. r igirt yeses cii' Whig tiPs. \ tiiinriirattiitit endlig, withrJo3 to I iA3,0JO 0tl. Thir liiuvintlrg Taible firive% be ii Lees t g, win sltiswig I'rdt~ ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY OF 1141. order plum at one view the changes that taken place the of Ake, we subjoin • l.t of the last N %nitre of 1841: rust Lord tdthe Munn Lord Chancellor of thy Council Marys. of Lan4downr. Lord Privy Seal Chancellor of Ito. of Lea- ...

... IMPOTENCE OF WHIG STATESMEN The Public Health Bill is not the only instance in which the official representatives ofthe State poclaim a conscious incapacity) though it is a very flagrant instance. There is nothing which this great and powerful country ...

... fer it made with wheat flour, as it remains longer AL ADVERTISER. = om = ~ WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. ight, f Mr. A comparative view of the financial concerns of the pened under Whigs and Tories, is the subject of anarticle u were wood’s Edinburgh Magazine ...

... interpretation which the Whigs have Z given to their cry. During sixteen years not 1 ? one of the, admitted evils of our Parliamentarv v ? constitution has received the smallest allevia-a tt tion. For sixteen years have Whig and Tory- i r Whig had opportunity ...

... THE WHIG BEGGAR'S PETITION. Pity the sorrows of a worn-out Whi*, TndM?? ?? Indepeodent of th^bo: Ana tho n certainly v infra dim. A little trifle for poer Jack subscribe. J!V££a Ur n? my t o ™*' bMpeaka, J,T rt countenance betray, my fair.,- a a TO ...

... THR WHIG MEETING. On Monday evening a numerous meeting of «« the Friends of Reform, as their advertisement designated them, took place at the Long Rooms. Wo should think about 1500 per- sons were present, but a very warm friend of the ultra- liberal ...