... election of rept esentatives, ma y have altered the feelines which in 18310 were prevalent at Court on the subject of Whig ministers and Whig merits, and that there may now be a less adverse feeling in that quarter- toward their inevitable successors; but ...

... AGAIN. (From the Ulster Times.) We observe by the Northern Whig of this mornine, that the stagding rule among the Papists now, is to toast our Holy Father the Pope before the Queen. The Whig properly deprecates the taste and propriety of tke proceeding ...

... WHIG JOBBING._ (Prom the United Service Gazette.) There is no end to Whig jobbing. The examples multiply upon us from all quarters, and it is only by a little occasional publicity that the corruptness of our Whig functionaries tan be kept within the bounds ...

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... THE WHIGS AND THE CLERGY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. Sir,—Has the management of her TVNesty's ministers been observed with respect to the late injunction to the clergy to read a form of thanksgiving for the late happy deliverance of her ...

... above passages be re-perused —passages written , probably by a Whig Cabinet minister—written certainly and published by men who enjoy the confidence and favout and obey the impulse of the Whig Cabinet. What do they tell of the character and designs of the ...

... WHIGS AND REPEALERS. At a dinner which took place lat night, for the ostensible purpose of aiding the funds of St. Bridget's Orphan Society, Mr. O'Connell gave a version of an uit dit which was current for some days, and which will supply another proof ...

... SHARES. THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The late additions to the peerage having created considerable interest, the following statement will show the doings anti misdoings of the Whigs for the last 10 years with regard to that body in the shape of creations ...

... THE LAST WHIG TRICK. - (From the Morning Post.) 'We understand that government has given the hint to various of its friends who have connections in the country that they may write down to their neighbourhoods that a lower duty than 12s. on foreign wheat ...

... THE WHIGS AND 7HE HOME OFFICE LE7_ . :Le ~ . .1 ‘ (From the Morafengri .. The three black crow , sa- V.tmeeszner, With reference to Mr. TH SAVEWS ft . r b l aVe been reduced to the s 4 1111',/ati#ii , of' - •-i t , i l serves as th e foundatiot _ ...

... this Whig measure of coercion—would tot merely be the substitution of one Whig government for another, but that it would also be the substitution of kindlier feelings for those which at present existed between the two great national narties of England ...

... WHIG UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AMERICA. ter of poor that he had let hut little the date 0( and alto nended him t he enterit office, and ntry, where tune. Such transpot ted places with must haunt LIVERPOOL, JAN. 11. (FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONI3ENT.) THE ...