... CLAIMS OF THE WHIGS _, „ (from tlie Quarterly Review .) The friends of the Church will remember the Whigs pro- posal of the appropriation clause, and the enemies of the Church their abandonment of it. .„ , >v The supporters of onr establishments will ...

... WHIG ANTICIPATIONS Little wot ye what's coming ( If hustings' promise be not humming) : Sanitary Rule s coming, Gaol and Workhouse School's coming, Railway Legislation's coming, Prison Regulation's coming, Poor man's Church Extension's coming, City Graves ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE FARMERS. To tne Editor of the Essex Standard. Sir, — A friend of mine once asked, me why do you wish to turn out Mr. — from the representation of your county ? He is a Whig, but he is a staunch friend of the farmers. My reply was ...

... EPITAPH ON THE LATE WHIG CABINET The condition of the Melbourne Cabinet had been, for the last year, that of a patient dying of an incurable disease. Grasping at life, and eager to try all chances of recovery, it swallowed oue quackery after another, ...

... WHIG DENUNCIATION of LEAGUE TACTIC S At the meeting of the Herts Agricultural Protection Society, Lord Dacre, one of the leading men in the Whig interest, thus expressed himself on the conduct ofthe League in tamper- ing with the elective franchise of ...

... PENSIONS FOR THE SERFfCES OF THE WHIGS. Many persons are foolish enough to suppose the country, in dismissing the late Government from the public service, has taken leave of them for ever. In this there is great de- lusion. By an Act passed, 4 and 5 Wm ...

... they not see tbat if they embarrass the Premier they are only playing the game of the Whigs, **o pretend that it is no party question ? But do we not know that the Whigs are ever fair and false ? Let every Conservative who values his character for consistency ...

... De Ercsby,* and the Earl of Tan- kervillc :* All these Peers were pure old Whigs, all ( 1 be- lieve without exception) supported the Re-form Bill. Again, where are the old Whig names of Onslow, Crewe, flood, St! John, Vincent, Rivers, Glenlyou ? Where ...

... ENGLAND'S ESCAPE FROM A WHIG REVOLUTION. The Dublin Freeman's Journal of Saturday publishes an entertaining letter addressed :o Colonel (now General) Napier by Mr. Thomas Young, secretary to Lord Melbourne when that nobleman was a Minister of the Crown ...

... words to all who value national credit. Of Revenue, In 1837, we lost £ 726,000. Thank the Whigs ! In 1838 440,000. Thank the Whigs ! Ia 1839 1,512,000. Thank the Whigs ! Our naval estimates have increased by .£500,000 ; our Post Office must be minus -, and ...

... THE WHIGS abd THE AGRICULTURISTS OR, IN OFFICE AND OUT OF OFFICE. * (From a Speech by George Bankes, Esq., at the Bland fori I have observed that among the last of the orations to which I have alluded U one that has been delivered by a nobleman i B the ...

... WHIG-RADICAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER. On Tuesday evening a meeting of Municipal Electors in the above interest was held iv tbe Lion Walk Room, for the pur pose, ?? to announcement, of nominating candidates for the ensuing first of November ...