... WHIG DEFECTIONS. Wc publish elsewhere correspondence between Mr. Hanbury, the liberal candidate for Northamptonshire, and Sir George Robinson, Whig of the Stanley School. This gentleman is horror-struck at what he calls the disgraceful coalition” between ...

... WHIG LANDLORDS. You who vilify Whigs because they did not accomplish we now feel to been im/tossibilities —and yon, Sirs, on the Tory side who demand the votes of your leuanlslead and remember this. “At the commencement the late canvass in the nouhern ...

... THE WHIG PRESS. haye always maintained the doctrine that the press was more influenced by, than influencing, public opinion. It is an unquestionable fact, attested by centuries of experience, that the press follows more than leads. Nothing can more clearly ...

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... GREAT WHIG MEETING. The Tories are babbling away about a re*action, and at the same time the command or the recommendation has gone forth from the Carleton Club, that the Heliqutce Dannum —the Remainder-men of the Roroughmongery should gird their loins ...

... thre; measures would enable Sir Robert Peel and his Colleagues t Ss silence that prodigious pack of Cerberuses, called the Whigs: Notall at once ; but, they could not get on ; no man dare oppose the ministers or think of harassing them, if he could raise ...

... QUONDAM WHIG PATRONAGE. It often amuses us, and yet, if it were not for that frailty of humanity which urges us on to laugh at every thing ridiculous, it ought oftener to excite a tear than a smile, when we cons how blank our rulers must occasionally ...

... From the Korthem Whig.) W« have no wish emit over the defeated parte, j instance; nor shall do so. trust, however, ’that Election will serve a highly useful lesson the famil f Donegal. Unfortunately, the Marquis of Donegal has b*, induced, by bad advisers ...

... Johnson’s opinion of the whigs. politics he was deemed a Tory, but while he asserted the legal and salutary prerogatives of the Crown, he no less respected the constitutional liberties of the people. Whigism, at the time of the Revolution, he said, was ...

... uninformed and too credulous Government. No human power or abililit ies (particularly since the enacting of the revojutionary Whig Reform Bill) can, as petitioner believes and has so fmquently proclaimed to your Lordships’ august House and the empire, prevent ...

... AN OBJECT OF WHIG PATRONAGE. It may remembered that we expressed our surprise and regret the appointment of the Rev. Mr. Gleig the chaplainship of Chelsea Hospital. This chaplainship is one of those comfortable places which afford that opportunity of ...

... THE WHIG-RADICAL MINISTRY. Every hour these reckless Ministers are in office sweeps away some right, some benefit, some advantage from the country. Hanging the Cabinet on one gibbet, twelve months hence, would no good—prevention is always better than ...