... WHIG CONS IST EM Y. To the EDITOR of the MORNING POST Sir— l beg to call your attention lo the following j exquisitely liberal paragraph in a Morning Paper lof Wednesday last — a Paper which has just now most conveniently discovered that the Duke of ...

... MR. OIVES, JO THE WHIGS, TORIES, AND RADICALS, '■I Friends, asd Countrymen — You have been long- engaged in promoting- the views of your res|>ective partie-. You have I all desired to improve y our own condition, and the condition of yonr country, and ...

... political existence ofthe Whig party has been passed in maintaining a struggle after the emoluments of office— a struggle not more contemptible in il= object than the manner in which it has been carried on. In this respect, my Lord, the Whigs may he truly said ...

... we entirely concur ; that portion of it vvhich relates to the low Whigs has given us espe- cial satisfaction. Our Contemporary — who, be it remembered, i- a Whig— asserts that Ihe Whig Members of the Coalition- including of course Lords Grey, Holland ...

... contains ' the following; pithy observations on the conduct of ' a portion of the Scotch Whigs and Radicals :— i and R.dir-a?,^ ec T* er ' R ' a,1 -V the Renfrewshire Whig. ' few weeks L n «h W «» kn °* *'»* «hey would be at. Some ...

... slight survey of Ihe .rroumf, and learnt that the Whigshad sent forth Sir J. V.B.Johnstonk Karl., and that ihe Leeds Liberal- Whig- Radicals (we really know not what other name to give them) had sent for Mr Sykks, his heart quailed, and he did not address ...

... STEPHEN MAY, V. F. B. FIVLAY, ESQ. PROPRIETOR OF TIIE NORTHERN WHIG. Counsel for the prosecution moved for liberty to file a criminal information against the Proprietor oflhe Northern Whig news- paper. He applied on ihe affidavit of Sir Stephen May, who ...

... reservation, in this little if, consists the whole force of the present argument. Every one knows that Ihe Whigs (of course I mean the Low or Radical Whigs) are notoriously bad chara:lers — that they have long been celebrated for their igno- rance, their meanness ...

... was copied from a Manchester Whig paper, cer- tainly friendly to Mr. Brougham. We meant neither imputa- tion nor ill will ; nor said one word about want of professional energy. We merely added to the information of our Whig contemporary relative to the ...

... coming of age, solicited Ins connexion. Pitt had communicated his own stern and re- ceived habits lo his administration. The Whigs exhibited the ' omplete contrast to this solemn and matter-of-fact school. They were, the chief Nobility of the land, ihe lead»rs ...

... Parliamentary conduct of the most distinguished and ?? of the Whig leader*. Let it not be supposed, however, that we doubt the correctness of the report Iron, any notion iht.t i the Whigs are incapable of such conduct as il - -scribes to them, if they ...

... BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT (from blackwood's magazine for February.) The Whigs, we think, will move, that an humble Address be voted to the Russian Autocrat, inviting him to transfer his residence to Constantinople forthwith, and to remove, by mili- tary ...