... lead- ing Journal possesses, to extricate the Whigs from their present dilemma. It has been ur ffe d in ex- planation, that, since his appointment, it has been discovered that Mr. Herries coincides with the Whigs on all points of national importance. And ...

... brought under consideration, the constant cry of the Whigs has been, why not return to the stan- dard of 1792 ? Whatever department ofthe pub- lic service might have been the subject of discus- sion, the Whigs, as if in their contemplation the country had enjoyed ...

... 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 ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES Looking back to the history of the two great leading Parties in this country, it will be found that the interests of Whigs and Tories are so much at variance that it is almost impossible to form a coa- lition which can remain permanent ...

... one seems to be, that the Whigs (who are never out of the way when good things arc to be distri- buted) will remain in statu quo, notwithstanding their much vaunted aversion to « the accursed Red Hook. The conduct of the Whigs, since the illness of Lord ...

... coiuidenk, additions to it. I am. Sir, Ac. A CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG A WHIG CATECHISM. TO BE LEARNT BY ALL YODMi WHIRLINGS BKVORE IHKV i| AO.MITTED INTO BROOKF.s'-. Q. What are you ?— A. A Whig. Q. Then you are an admirer of the principles ofthe til riou* ...

... And again, are not, or rather were not the Whigs, to a man, the eulo- gists and supporters of Napoleon's policy? Such was the fact, and yet the leading Journal coolly tells us that the Whig Corporation of a Whig City assemble to pay the debt of gratitude ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB MEETING. The seventh Annual Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties was held on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very numerously attended, particu- larly by Gentlemen from Manchester and Liverpool ...

... Consequently, if such be in reality the case— if the opinions of the Whigs be those of the country at large, the Duke of Wellington, who is firmly opposed, on every point, to the Whigs, must be hated and despised by all. Nay, the Mi- nisterial Journals ...

... POETRY. EPIGRAM ON THKFUL OF THE ANCHOR AND CROWN AT THE LORD MAYOR's DINNER. When England sees the Whigs in place, Her emblems tumble down, For Whigs her Anchor would abase, And dash to earth her Crown. FLAGELLIFER. ...

... convenient disposition of the Whigs, we may say as Johnson said of the French, n°/_ C . ?? ren,, a Whig place-hunter knows, Hut bid Inn, go to hell— to hell he goes. In conclusion, I would give a word of advice to the Whig.. It w iH be well for them if ...

... their dictation— oh no ! Whigs never dictate— but to then advice, and appoint whom they choose to nominate \ Tbis then is the conduct of the ci-de- vant Mipportars ofthe Royal Prerogative. It is a specimen of Whig honesty, and Whig consis- tenrv which needs ...