... ecclesiastical policy the Whigs. He made his election—he chose to stick to the Whigs and his usder-secrctaryship, and the people Lambeth preferred another representative —so with General Fox. It is more than probable-that the Whig place-men generally calculated ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. Or saving at the Spigot , whilst letting it out the Bunghole. (From the John Bull.) A few months since we had tbe pleasure of no-' ticiog a Ministerial measure of economy, upon which we felt it our duty to bestow the highest praise. We ...

... THE WHIG BRIBER. [From the Cambridge Chronicle,'] The following is a plain narrative of the proceedings which have takeu place since our last publication in the case of the Whig briber, Richard Jones. On Monday last, the 19th of Jnly, the prisoner was ...

... are even more damaging to them, than are his clumsy attempts to bespatter his opponents. Formerly the Mercury Whigs were styled him church Whigs, most unfortunate designation, inasmuch as it identified the gentlemen thus labelled, (may we not say libelled ...

... as they think, poor deluded creatures! is the first effectual movement of our Whig-Radical Ministers made against the ancient established Universities; and like all other Whig movements, this also is founded epon frandalent insinuations and falsehood specting ...

... WHIG TOWN COUNCILS. Exclusive Nomination their own partisans i° Commissions of the Peace. ' Correspondence has taken place >etween E H. L. Preston, Esq. nod the-MABoms of Norman by, respecting the appointment Jus! of the peace for the borough of Great ...

... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION. [From the Leamington Standard.] It has been proved, in a public court of justice, that her Majesty's Solicitor-General's contemptible majority of three four vot;s, at the last Newark election, was obtained the most elaborate system ...

... FRUITS OF WHIG REFORM. [From Penruddock, the Author of have seen (said waiter to his friend St rick land) proud men truckle to upstarts; pre/eased despisers of patronage filling the country with placemen ; denouncers of sedition bugging rebels; and ...

... Whig Management Revenue. A writer in Blackwood's Magazine bas furnished the numerous readers of that periodical with the following details, collected from the public records, and proving the of the Ministerial Whigs in managing, (he revenue and expenditure ...

... PEERS OF WHIG CREATION. The list of those Peer.', who voted for Ministers last Tuesday fortnight, has been analysed ; and it appears that out present and five proxies) who supported Address, sixtytwo are indebted to the Whig-Radical Cabinet for tbeir ...

... Roman Catholic. Lady C. Barring ton.-Daughter of the Whig Earl Grey, and wife ot' a late M. P. Lady C. Copley.—Daughter the Whig Earl of borough, sister tbe Whig Lord Worsley, M.P. and wife of Whig baronet. Lady Harriet Clive.—The only Conservative in ...

... was well known that I had advocated Whig principles, and the principles which hive ever advocated, will not disavow; but there ire two descriptions of Whigs, there the Consert ative Whig and there is the modern Whig Radical, two beings quite dissimilar ...