... hatred to every genuine Whig. In some Its comments on the underworkings of the Whigs at late contested election, that journal seems have nettled the faction in its most sensitive points, and to have given huge offence to certain the Whigs, 'or Whiglings, of ...

... not a fourth (Lord Bexley,) entertain the same feeling, lu this respect the patriotism of the Whigs far exceeds that their rivals for who ever heard of Whig who wished either to decline or retire from office, or who would not readily serve his country ...

... WHIGGERY! FOR THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. Three fourths of tre modern Whigs of England are, .. If Landlord*—Advocates for rack-rent, —and more—if they can get it. If Clergymen —they are fox-hunters, carS-players, tvthe-hunters, and Sociniant. • ...

... Navarino. s > v , o » A formidable Opposition concerting, of which Lord Grey to be the avowed and ostensible leader —all parties, Whig Tory and Radical, having It, la said, acknowledged the importahce of hnion, and having consented to place themselves under ...

... Loan. The Old Whig per cents are falling rapidly and little expectation a dividend being entertaiued. certain Jobber weary of his free trade speculatiion, but finds easy matter to get rid of it. the public being too wary for him. New whig stock is demand ...

... insignia of the rallying ground of Whiggery. The Whig house is going—the Whig chair has been bid for, at the price of a hangman's halter —and now the Whig sign itself tumbles in the middle of fine oration of a Whig Lord. Omens more dire do not cross oar path ...

... offences committed a pirt onlv of their Constituents, whilst Wallingford, that notorious scat of Whig corruption, and some 4ialt-dozen other hole* for Whig members, although they are not untainted, still they remain untouched.—ln the economy of taxation ...

... ves in Parliament; —they expressed their surprise and indignation at the rumour of subscription by the members of a London Whig Club, for the purpose thereby involving Mr - Spence in the heavy costs of protracted and expensive contest, and perpetually ...

... ministry who have vacated their seats upon their accession to the offices which they hold. In the event of the retirement of the Whigs (at which the Nation will have just cause to rejoice) the Marquis Wellesley will probably succeed the Marquis Lansdowne Home ...

... description. It will not only embrace the late Minister* and their friends, but will include, also, manv of the leading, bonafide Whigs of the old school; and with them high and commanding talents and influence. There little doubt but what Earl (Jrey will take ...

... DUKE WELLINGTON'S TOUR. FOR THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. Mr. Editor, —The following paragraph which is now actively copying by the Whig-Radical press, I believe originally appeared that unprincipled paper the Timet: '' At one of the diunera, at which the Biahop ...

... place. LATEST—FROM ALL QUARTEIIS. Sir Grcgor M'Gregor has at last attained his liberty, on finding the required sureties. The Whig Club Chair at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, was sold to the celebrated Charles Wright, on Thursday, for 43/. A most atrocious ...