... WHIG MAGISTRACY. It appears from what has trauspired at a recent meeting of the Town Council of Ediuburgh, that the outrage done to justice by the last issued commission of the peace for that city, is of a much more fiagraut character than our former ...

... reduction salaries, reduction expenditure, sod other clap trapa from the ramp of that Whig Ministry of which Lord A 1 thorp was the prop, and without whom that Whig Ministry tumbled to pieces; and yet, after all, we find, according to their own figures ...

... WHIG LEGISLATION ! interesting to those who pay county rates- The Bills introduced to the Parliament for improving County Courts, by providing cheap, prompt, and P'e justice,—likeevery measure proposed our \ Radical Ministry,—are both blundering and ...

... HOW TO GET SOMETHING UNDER WHIG GOVERNMENT. Take some county or town, between Durham and Dover, When you have not a sixpence, and canvass it over, Pledge,' promise, and bluster—a few names you'll enrol, Then predict you'll be placed at the bead of the ...

... reserved .. 1 Whigs objected to and struck oil' Whigs objected to and judgment at present reserved .. .. Claims Conservatives and established 2 Claims by Conner\ alive* and reserved for judgment .. .. Claims by Whigs and established Claims by Whigs and reserved ...

... WHIG MISCALCULATIONS. To the Editor of the Cornwall Gazette. Sir, _, We hnvr- now before* as the returns ot nearly all the elections. Most nobly has the nation responded to the call of her Sovereign- It is confidently h»ped,that now the Government will ...

... unluckily, the Command at tbe Note shortly afterwards fell vacant, and was given to Admiral Fleming, a Scotch Whig — and some thing more than a Whig — an out and out O'Connellite. Was he called on to resign his seat? Nothing of the kind. Althongb the Nore ...

... WHIG LOGIC. To the Editor of the Cornwall Royal Gazette. Hi lston, March 5, IKJB. the of Tuesday last 1 was somewhat sur« « priswl the extraordinary specimen of political wisdom « displayed by the noble lord the Secretary of State, who in his speech delivered ...

... for the same period during a Whig administration, in 1834, 5, &6. This was complete Tory trick, the figures given being exclusive of tho charges of collection, &c. on the Tory side, and inclusive of the same charges on the Whig side. Now, had the writer ...

... THE GASPING WHIGS. We stand upon a preripire . Nor can we tell, bow snon a gust of popular scorn May waft ut to tbe gulf below. To th* Editor of the Cornwall Royal Gaeette. Sia, — It is very evident the Whi*-s are at their wits' end how to obtain popular ...

... END OF THE WHIGS (From CobUlt'. Register.) Normandy, July 10, 1331. — The news that has reached tne to-day has not at all surprised me. I always said lhat if Lord Althorp were to quit his place Lord Grey could not remain in his an hour. He was the soul ...

... think, added the Whig Secretary, I have some claim upon the insertion in the Courier of such article as y>n mentioned to me. The claim alluded to was, no donht, a weighty one. inspectorship worth 4*1500 a year, would quiet many Whig scruples' Lord Holland ...