... THE WHIG CONCLAVE; OR, SAINT PANCRAS IN A STEW. What noisl through the Conclave, th' intelligence ran, John Bull ha i in ridicule sang of our clan, What a beastly reviler, to term wi a T, And name our fair building, foul Stinkoorilee, Down down, derry ...

... . Mr. Stonehewer's Index beat Mr. Hoskins' Herdsman. Matches. Mr.' Syer's Express beat Mr. Buckworth's Kite, Mr. Wright's Whig-gig beat Mr. Gent's Sligo. Mr. Wright's Whiskey agst. Mr. De Burgh's Quod.—No course. - Second Class. Marquis Huntly's Vulcan ...

... belligerents. When Mr. Peel introduced the BiA into the House of Commons for the resumption of cash payments, it was hailed by the Whigs as a triumph, and as we took then the occasion to observe it was so, it was undertaking an important measure, which we were ...

... very diStant period is fully anticipated, may be fairly calculate the 'votes of all . the lawyers, Whigs as well as Tories, for it is not likely that the Whigs, after the signal defeat they sustained at the last election, will again find a champion bold enough ...

... falls in the exuberance of zeal into excess, which leads him to couple himself with his modern confederates—a clan of factious Whigs. Mr. Brougham, who is the grand academician of his time, fancies books and colleges, can make even the inanimate rock write ...

... foremost to cry it down. But do we not see the declaiming Whig—the mad-brained Politician, and the disap- pointed Statesman in its list? Do such not, in many instances preside and although the Whig and Tory be governed by different views on political subjects ...

... Nore dispersed through the nation one feeling of dread, for the awful consequences which it threatened, then did even the Whigs, men who do - political good, if at all, by stealth, come forward at the call made on them by their and with a firmness which ...

... arising from the general diffusion of comfort amongst the labouring classes. We- have no doubt of this fact, although the whig champion pretends to doubt it; and it becomes the more necessary from the increase in the interest of the unfunded debt, amounting ...

... London, arrived in this city, this evening, on his route to Leominster, for which borough he starts at the next election, on the Whig interest: be commences his canvass to-morrow. Sir John Lubbock is also expected in Leominster this week, for the same purpose ...

... live in splendour on their rents; as the the mob says, from the labour of the productive; and this prejudice the organs of the whig,s endeavour to keep in activity, with the same zeal as they thunder against all our institutions, both civil and religious ...

... for this coldness was said to be, that the learned gentleman had, in early life, exhibited some symptoms of an attachment to Whig principles—or, at all:events, was not quite so much a Tory as power and place are now and then apt to make a man. If there ...

... happiness and . prosperity .are the pretended objects of its toil ; -then do we, with • honest pride. ; assert, we are no Whigs; s We are the real friends to That order of things . , which has made us, what we are;' :that harmony in the Government' cot ...