... returned, and made exactly the same motion made by . his Lordship in 1829, and yet not a single Whig voted with me. [From Mr. Hunt's Lecture on the conduct of the Whigs to the Working Classes of Birmingham; a little sheet which should be in the hands of all ...

... THE WHIGS. What Is Whig f A Tory out of place; So, If memory serve, old saws reply. And when Whiggery most out of place ? When *tis in power and office, answer I. Shall I, answering thus, incur the blame. Or rather win the smiles of ministry f O’Connell’s ...

... WHIG DICTATION. The following is a copy of the letter addressed by Ix)rd Milton to such of his tenantry in V\ icklow a* had requested permission to vote according to tiieir consciences. The smooth style in which the Noble Lord expresses hi*. wishes ...

... the other party, and the principal speaker, and almost only one, is cousin the would-be Whig membe* for this ulu* P ro P ...

... elections. They imme- diately denounced Mr. Johnston as a renegade, although he never had belonged to the Whig party ; and Lord Dal- meny, a thorough- paced Whig, was forthwith started in opposition to him. It appears, however, that Mr. Johnston had previously ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEOPLE To the EDITOR ofthe MORNING POST. Sin — l have frequently had occasion to com- ment upon the conduct ofthe Whigs as a political party, and with your permission I will again submit a few observations upon the same subject. As the ...

... WHIG PROSPERITY, • The revenue, under the able management of the Whigs, and that most illustrious financier Lord MurToN Auntour, is retrograding with rare and beautiful precipitation. The farther in, the deeper 7 —the longer the account runs the blacker ...

... 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 DISCRIMINATION. We had hoped that we were done with the case of the flogged flattered dragoon, Somerville, who has been sent out of the army as a person unfit to remain in it. An article however ap- Peared last night in the Globe newspaper upon the ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. To the EDITOR of the MORNING POST. Sir— On the 15th of August last the present Lord Chan- cellor stated inthe House of Lords, when there were mily four Peers present, and no Law Lord who could contradict him, that the neiv Court of Bankruptcy ...

... WHIG POLICY. To the EDITOR ofthe MORNING POST. Sir— ln the midst ol the turmoil of election discussions 1 c&u hardly expect that you will find room for the few remarks I am about to offer you on the system pursued by the Minis- ters of Great Britain for ...

... THE WHIGS IN EDINBURGH. In the north, as well as in the south, whigism is in a most ailing condition. The Edinburgh Evening Post, a paper of admirable principles, and of talent worthy of such principles, gives the following notice with respect to Edinburgh:— ...