... WHIG LOYALTY. TO the editor of the morning TOST. Sir — l beg to call your attention to the proceedings of thr Edinburgh town council, as recorded in the Whig ucwspapei forwarded with this, by which you will be able to discover oi what materials the loyalty ...

... WHIG LOYALTY. It will be seen by the following extract from the Morninr: Chronicle that the Ministerialists are still labouring to asperse their abused Queen : — THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON AND PRINCE ALBERT'S I'RECEDENCY. To the Editor of the Morning ...

... 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 ...

... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS We learn from a correspondent in Scotland that a strong objection was felt by the Radicals of the Stirling district of buighs to the re-election of the Whig Lord Dalnieny. With this view ttiey made overtures to Colonel Thompsou ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. We hear that a Deputation from the United Committee of Protestant Dissenters waited on I.ofd Gret yesterday, still further to explain to his l_ordship and the Government the views they take and the remedies they have to propose ...

... MODERN WHIGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING I>O3T Sm-The most careless observer of Whig politics timing the last four years cannot but have been struck with the abject, undisguised adulation with which the organs of that party bowed themselves down ?? the ...

... WHIG ELECTIONEERING TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— l shall feel obliged by your giving the enclosed a place in your valuable columns.— Your obedient servant, John E. Lacox. Ormesby House, Great Yarmouth, Sept. 29, 1841. TO THE MOST NOBLE THE ...

... THE POOR WHIGS TOTHE EDITOR OFtl^ , Sir-A fatuity „ ti ° :iV[NGp osT IT ™* »— or-.^ fa B ' Paper, seems to luu [ltf | lf . ■■ > esf ?? ' Whigs and their „ the pred,c, '°- «f th, « Po V , 8 then unfortunate Press «, , ■'' • half a dozen hours ehnsed ...

... WHIG LOGIC. There is a beauty in the deductive 3tops of log ■ ' ment which we are e\er the tirst to candidly appreciate *sa admire, and in this spirit we subjoin a specimen carol • '■ honestly condensed from the columns of a porary remarkable for the ...

... 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 PROPHECIES. TO THK EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— The following extract from a dehate in the Irish ariianient so clearly states the real grounds for regarding political prophecies with apprehension, and has been so Strikingly illustrated in the ...

... WHIG LOYALTY TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST ( Sir— Dunns the last meeting the Countess o- marie—or at least a lady occupying one of the B»P riages yvith the Master of the Horse— appeared » ■ market Heath in a white bonnet trimmed with *■ ?? white feathers ...