... forcibly just was that description of the Whig party which the Times gave in 1830, and which has been no often quoted hs tiie damning testimony of a reluctant witness. •« Noisy de- mocrats when out of office, the Whigs ostentatiously range themselves on the ...

... WHIG MANAGEMENT (From the Gloucestershire Chronicle.) It is not only in our domestic affairs that the present Ad- ministration have eviuced their utter want of ability to guide the vessel of the State ; our foreign relations have been still more deplorably ...

... WHIG SAVINGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — ln the Globe Newspaper of yesterday [Bth Nov.) there are some extracts from a pamphlet entitled Whig f,7 veriment, or a Tko Years' lietn sped, among which extracts I find the following offices or a ...

... THE WHIG CLUB A '.cry numerous meeting of the Whig Club : ?? their monthly dinner yesterday at the Crown -G Anchor Tavern, Mr. Fox in the Chair. The t'ths of' the D::kc of Norfoik, Earl Thanet, a. Gkiy, Mr. Combe, Mr. Shkrioan, andof ?? -others, the ...

... WHIG BRUTALITY. We have frequently had to notice the very bad taste and envenomed expression of the Whig and Radical newspapers. We last week had to refute an aspersion of the motives of the Duke of Buckingham, which was in the Globe, and in which they ...

... FALL OF THE WHIGS! TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir— lt gives me great pleasure to find that the resignation ofthe Whig crew is now generally looked upon as a matter of certainty. You will perceive, by the following extract from the Times of this ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. diet o_of 7'n T PaPer rf thil d »y ■ P»'i-> contra- some H T e,V ,DC ° ?? PHr '*P h which appeared some days ago in the Times, as well as all th. ?? ■ p.p,i, a. - „.. u_ ?? ceile_ bIT _f ?? th,t ' ...

... TREACHERY OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — Allow me to draw your attention to the deceitful line ol conduct wliich Earl Grey and his colleagues are now pursuing towards those few deluded beings who have relied upon their pro- fessions ...

... THE WHIG LEADER. Hoarse bawled the fierce obstreperous mob Prepared to murder or to rob, Volleys of brickbats flew around, And now was beard tbe musket's sound. Wben trembling in n fearful fume, Thus screamed tbe gallant Mister Home— There's firing ...

... pretended parallelism between Conservative and Whig politics. The Whigs, indeed, are candidly ad- mitted to be so totally powerless and inefficient, for all patriotic purposes, that they are appropriately de- scribed as having muddled an>ay the session in ...

... THE LANDOWNERS AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HORNING POST. Sir — ln your leader of Saturday the 17th you draw our attention to the letter of your correspondent, Philo- Agrestis, who inveighs strongly against landowners, as having acted in a deceptive ...

... WHIG MENDACITY. The following appears as an advertisement n lh»t J Times of Thursday : — PUBLIC voti. R. ?? A paragraph headed ' Caution to Manufacturer* •» s appeared in the Leeds Mercury of ihe tsth ins!., 'K Jtl c a Gentleman (Mr. S.), late candidate ...