... 1 ■ ' - LOYALTY OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING TOST. Sir— The Whig-Radical press, led by the Weekly and Morning Chronicle, ascribes the late atrocious attempt on the life of the Queen to the calumnies which they allege were circulated against ...

... WHIG ELECTION PROSPECTS. — — _ » — _ — The approaching Devonport and Falm oolh eletionsareo no ordinary interest at the present moment, and the excite- ment which the claims and opinions of the rival candidates fn both these places have occasioned has ...

... WHIG-RADICAL MANIEESTO LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ADDRESS TO THE ELh.C TORS OF THE CITY OF LONDON. OenI LEJ-BN — I request you to accept my sincere and hearty thanks for the honour you have conferred upon me, by electing me one of your Representatives in the ...

... MORE WHIG BLUNDERS. ♦ SUGAR DUTIES-NEW BILL. (From the Standard) The following is a more minute detail of the errors in the new Sugar Bill proposed by Government, and the causes of j the blunders which have crept into it. The errors of the Government ...

... i a Whig gentleman holding chambers in Lincoln's Inn: the! ;oy was lively, and the Whig gentleman being c juallv kindly, the little foundling was taken due care of. He grew ; up to boy's estate, and was ultimately apprenticed °to a I sweep— ( Whig patronage ...

... RECENT WHIG-RADICAL APPOINTMENTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — The London Gazette for the last week has been filled with appointments made by the expiring Whig Go- vernment. These appointments are either necessary or unnecessary. If they are ...

... lie. I said to him, which I will say to Tory, Whig, or Radical, that he was a lying fellow. I respect any man who keeps to his principles, but I hate liars. It is perfectly indifferent to me whether a Whig or a Tory represents Nottingham, but I hate falsehood ...

... WHIG IGNORANCE OR IMPUDENCE i TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORN INO POST. Sir — As you have kindly undertaken to give instruction to the editor of the Globe, I must beg of you to inform him that it is disrespectful to impute ignorance to the Queen of what it ...

... I * > WHIG PROMOTIONS IN THE CHURCH. •- . TO THI IDITOR OF THE MOXNISG POST. Sir — At a moment when the Church is looking with anxious expectation for the nomination of the new Biahop of Manchester*, it naturally suggests itaelf to the mind to turn back ...

... both the Whig and Conservative Govern- { ments. To the former party, tho tables must have been very unpalatable indeed; inasmuch, as many of their con- tents and notes appended to them, are in direct opposition to fundamental principles of Whig political ...

... The WHIG PATRONS of the SLAVE TRADE. -♦ TO THE 1 DITOR OF THE MORNING TOST. Sir— The debate on the sugar question, if not attended with any other effect, clearly establishes the fact that the Whig-Radical professions of hostility to the African slave ...

... GROSS INSTANCE OF WHIG TYRANNY -♦ TO THE EDIIOK OF THE STANDARD. Sir I tnke ihe liberty of inclosing for your consideration the letter of Mr. Foot. It will tell its own talc, but 1 shall add a few particulars, on which you may depe:.u, which Mr. Foot ...