... WHIG LOGIC. There is a beauty in the deductive 3tops of log ■ ' ment which we are e\er the tirst to candidly appreciate *sa admire, and in this spirit we subjoin a specimen carol • '■ honestly condensed from the columns of a porary remarkable for the ...

... WHIG FALSEHOODS 70 THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. cm— lt not unfrequently happens that a defeated ar^y will seek to conceal their disgrace by dis- uring the extent or the value of the victory which their opponents have gained. Even at the present , ...

... WHIG LOYALTY TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST ( Sir— Dunns the last meeting the Countess o- marie—or at least a lady occupying one of the B»P riages yvith the Master of the Horse— appeared » ■ market Heath in a white bonnet trimmed with *■ ?? white feathers ...

... WHIG MORALITY. ♦ TO THK EDJTOXI OK THK MOKXIXO TOST. Sin — lt is no doubt very convenient to the Whig party nov to argue that the putting down the African slave trade, by compulsory means, is impossible. I quite agree with them in that opinion, but the ...

... ONE OF THE WHIGS. DESCRIBED BY THEMSELVES. (From tha Morning Chronicle of yesterday.) The eccentricities of Lord Brougham have almost ceased to be worthy of serious notice. Yet we cannot altogether pass over the declaration which he made on Monday night ...

... WHIG JOURNALISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— l beg leave to call your attention to an article in the Morning Chronicle of this day, which I conceive surpasses I in atrocity anything which has emanated from the press j since the days of .R ...

... THE LOYAL WHIGS. ■ ■ — m At the very bottom of the sixth column of the fourth page of this day's Times appears the following letter, bearing the signature of the now notorious Mr. Thomas Young, upon which letter the Times does not bestow a single word ...

... THE LOYAL WHIGS. TO THB EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — Having seen in your paper of this morning a letter signed A Tory, in which he states that Mr. T. Young is now a secretary of the Post Office, at a'salary of 1,000.., I beg to inform you that ...

... notice as it illustrates the tenderness of Whig sympathy and charity' that the few mitigating regulations recommended by the'com- mittee for insertion in the Bill, were not adopted The fact is that the Whig Government was negligent because it was not ...

... dread of Court influence in 1839 which the Whigs themselves entertained in 1834? Surely the relative position is not changed by the substitu- tion of the duo-syllable lady for the mono-syllable lord; and if the Whigs could anticipate the evils of female sway ...

... WHIG LOYALTY TO THB BDITOR OF THB MOENIN« fOST. Sm-You will, I am sure, be sorry, but perhaps (in th, c days) not much surprised, when I inform you that no orde were received here yesterday to fire salutes in honour ofthe Queen's wedding-day. Our Admiral ...

... WHIG CHURCH PATRONAGE. ■» TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINQ FOST. Sir— The voracious Minto tribe are again at work ! I | perceive by last night's Gazette, that the Rev. Gilbert Elliot, j A.M., is appointed to the district Rectory of Trinity, in the parish ...