... WHIG CLUB RETIREMENT OF LORD BELGRAVE FROM THE CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. (from tie chestrr chronicle.) We thought there most be some good and suffi- cient reason for the non-admission of Gentlemen of the Press, into the sanctorum of our nine- headed Whig ...

... WHIG JUSTICE. TO THE EDITOR OK THK MORNING POST. 29, Newcastle-street, Dec 6. Sir — W ill you alleiw me through the medium of your re- spectable Journal to give the thinking pait of the public a specimen ol Whig justice? A |ierson named II EN RT Palmf ...

... set! Thus said Mr. Beaumont -md not a Whig in the county raised a dissentient voice Ll«tors! who are they that now abuse Mr. Bell and tell \ou that he is unworthy of your choice ? This very Mr Beaumont and the Whigs and their base Press, and baser minions ...

... WHIG NEUTRALITY. . * CORRESPONbENCE BETWEEN LORD JOHN HAT, CHIEF IN COMMAND ON THE WORTH COAST OF SPAIN, AND THE I A RUST GENERAL RAFAEL MAROTO. jNo. I. His Majesty's ship Castor, Santander, Aug. 10. Sir— Commander Lapidge, the Officer iv command ...

... WHIG. PURITY. uiu, r unii j . TO THE INHABITANTS OF TIC MKODGS OF LSUXCWTOW, ?? THE FDBUC GENERiI.LT. Mr. Howell having published an address, in which my name, with others, is inserted as one who has swerved from a promise of neutrality, I feel it doe ...

... END OF THE WHIGS. (VROM COBBETT'S REGISTER.) Normandy, July 10, 1834.— The news that has reached me to-day has not at all surprised me. 1 always said that if Lord Althorp were to quit his place Lord Grey could oot remain in his an hour. He was the soul ...

... 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 CLUB. Yesterday, the Members of this $o c . e ._• together ar Freemason's Tavern, Mr Fn • chair. The Meeting ?? very numerous ? * others present were, Mr. Fox, Earl IW. i . Holland, Lord Robert Spencer, Mr Era*' Alderman Combe, Mr. Bvng, and Mr ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. TOTHE EDITOR OFTHE MORNING POST. Sir — l will now, as I proposed, continue my remarks on the line of conduct pursued, of late years, by the Whigs and Tories, in order to dis- cover who are, and who are not, the right men to enter the ...

... THE WHIG MINISTERS (FROM THE CARLISLE PATRIOT.) Where shall we find greater adepts in the art of promise- crauraiing than his Majesty's Whig Ministers? We venture to reply — nowhere! Had we leisure, which at present we have not — space, which just now ...

... liberality of these Liberals ! How useful to the King's subjects to have a Chief Justice of enlightened Whig principles upon the Bench. So much for Whig common law— the scene in Chancery was more amusing, and was productive at least for the present, of no ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY ([■ROM THE SU.V.) We have received a letter complaining ofthe conduct ot * surveyor of taxes in one of the parishes ol the metropolis, wliich appears to us to deserve a public notice. It seeuw that the individual alluded to — and we have ...