... the Times of April 30.) It was, therefore, for Mr. Canning an honourable alliance with the Whigs, or an ignomioious surrender to his enemies and theirs—the Whigs, with whom he agreed on every great principle of state policy at home and abroad—the Tories ...

... WHIG FAGOTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. 7th and Bth W. ch. clause 7.— And -be it also enacted, that no person or persons shtll be allowed to have any vote in election of members to serve in parliament. for or by reason of any trust, ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. A meeting of the Surrey Radical Association was held on Tuesday, at which all the speakers cordially united in unmeasured abuse of the Whigs. One of the orators, Mr. Simpson, compared them to wills o'the wisp, which only ...

... election of rept esentatives, ma y have altered the feelines which in 18310 were prevalent at Court on the subject of Whig ministers and Whig merits, and that there may now be a less adverse feeling in that quarter- toward their inevitable successors; but ...

... , • WHIG CLUB. . _ Yelterday the Members of this Society dined tog 6. , diet at the Crown 4nd Anchor Tavern ; Mr. Sheridan in the Chair. On 'Mr. She`ridan's health being drank, he faid, . In riling to return thanks for the flattering manner in which ...

... CLUB. Yesteitiap Mr. Whitbread presided at tlie Monthly Meeting of the Whig Club, held at the Crown and ; Mellor, Tavern. • It was the day for the annual ap-,, pointment of Officers. Thanks were ,given to the Treasurer, Secretary arid Auditor for their ...

... subsequent losses to which this led—it was by a Whig opposition that I was first encouraged to bring my case before parliament—it ' was by a Whig administration that the justice of my claim was admitted—it was by a Whig Cabinet Minister that the resolutions awarding ...

... WHIG CLUB. The fourth annual meeting of the Whig Club was held on Tuesday last, at the Crown-and-Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. Mr. Fox in the Chair, supported by the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Robert Spencer, Sir W. Milner, This meeting wa s more than the ...

... AGAIN. (From the Ulster Times.) We observe by the Northern Whig of this mornine, that the stagding rule among the Papists now, is to toast our Holy Father the Pope before the Queen. The Whig properly deprecates the taste and propriety of tke proceeding ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. TO EDITOR OF THE TIMES. .. of Whig jobbery are so frequetitj that the lrvery of fr es h ones creates, I con f ess , in my Mind but l d a e surprise. When, however, we find that the besetting af the Whigs influences even judicial appointments ...

... WHIG PROCEEDINGS. The Duke of Bedford has augaiented the vicarage of Lidlington, Beds, to the amount of 201. per annum, to promote an additional augmentation from the governors of Queen .Anne's Buunty.—St. James's Chronicle, Dec. 9. ...

... WHIG JOBBING._ (Prom the United Service Gazette.) There is no end to Whig jobbing. The examples multiply upon us from all quarters, and it is only by a little occasional publicity that the corruptness of our Whig functionaries tan be kept within the bounds ...