... te fr*P0o1id) jourttnal. I THE WHIGS, THE HATED WHIGS. The term Whig is rather a'reproch than as honor. Thus saith the bold and vigorous Editor of the Sqffolh Chromiule, and we thank hini for the assistance he has rendered, to pourtray the Ad leading ...

... suspect, was the occasion of the notice which was taken of the Whigs at the ceremonial. But if, on lire contrary, the King sent out his regards to the Whigs by stealth, why are the Whigs content with such a clandestine intercourse ? do they not claim ...

... first instance with Roebuck, that the Whigs were ani- mated towards Ireland at the present moment with tile spirit that gave birth to the Coercion Bill ; and then agreed, as unhesitatillnly, with O'Connell, that the Whigs were tbe best friends that Ireland ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS A SONG OF ReJOICING. (Fm'aon Black-wood's ,11agaZi, n.) Air,-' Dear Tom, this brown jug. Good-by to the Whigs-their departure's at hand- Is the cry o'er the length and the breadth of the land 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...

... WHIG REFORM, From the Court Circular it appears that, on Tuesday last. Sir lloliert Otway succeeded Col. Armstrong as Groom in Waiting on the Queen. Sir Robert Otway is therefore hound to give personal attendance at Rockingham Palace during his weeks ...

... WHIGS. What of the Whigs? Very unto to praise, much to condemn. The advances they have ii.ade, have arisen from the pressure without. Whatever of goodwill done iu tbe eusmug Session of their career, will, like Falstafl's r. asons, performed compulsion- ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. There are at this moment no fewer than sixteen Lieutenant-(ieneruls and sixty-two Major-Generals of the British Army, who arc only Compuninnt of the Bath ; and who, being eligible, aspire the next grade. Many of them are Peninsula or Waterloo ...

... nation Icarn from this, the value of Whig protestations of their devotedness to popular feelings- let them lcnowv that on the hustings False face doth hide, what the false heart doth know, the contempt and loathing the Whigs .invariably display towards the ...

... Coe ?? 3outfal. SATURDAY, February the 27th, 1841 THE LAST WHIG MIAN(EUVRE, f The real character of the present ad'ninistratisn h- fboasts of enjoying the confidence of our grlcs5 l areign, has never been more effectually developed tha.e reference to ...

... are the principles of the Orange Societies? The very same. 16. Then why do the Whigs and Radicals now condemn the Orange Societies ? Because, as' O'Conhell says, the Whigs are no longer the same that they were a few years ago. 17. Why have they ceased ...

... SATURDAY, March the 6th, 1841. THE LAST WHIG MANCRUVRE. In the whole of Sir Robert Peel's parliamentary career, .le never gave currency to an observation mnoe pregnant with truth than during the late debate upon Lord Mor- peth's Irish Registration Bill ...

... STOW.IARKET MEIETING AND SUFFOLK WHIGS. To the/ Editor 1f the Ipiwichi Jou1rnal, SIR-Tbe statement in your leading article of last Saturday re ders superfluous all further observation oil the conductof the Whig Leaders at our late County Meeting--but ...