... WHIG TYRANNY TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir— The Conservative stateamen are called upon in- stantly to make some public declaration, that if any subor- dinate official person in any of the Government departments shall be displaced on account of ...

... PROSTRATION OF THE WHIGS. • We were not fully aware of the degree of humiliation in. licted upon the Whigs by the recent explicit declaration of the people of the United Kingdoms, that they are neither liked nor trusted, until w» noticed in the Globe ...

... WHIG BRUTALITY. We have frequently had to notice the very bad taste and envenomed expression of the Whig and Radical newspapers. We last week had to refute an aspersion of the motives of the Duke of Buckingham, which was in the Globe, and in which they ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. (From the John Bull.) .\ few months since we had the pleasure of noticing a Mi- nisterial measure of economy, upon which we felt it our duty lo bestow the highest praise. We mean the order issued to the Treasury and other public offices ...

... WHIG GRATITUDE! TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— There is one point connected with the late vote of thanks in the House of Commons to Sir Robert Stopford and the brave men employed under him, to which I must re- quest your attention, as showing ...

... MODERN WHIGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING I>O3T Sm-The most careless observer of Whig politics timing the last four years cannot but have been struck with the abject, undisguised adulation with which the organs of that party bowed themselves down ?? the ...

... WHIG ELECTIONEERING TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— l shall feel obliged by your giving the enclosed a place in your valuable columns.— Your obedient servant, John E. Lacox. Ormesby House, Great Yarmouth, Sept. 29, 1841. TO THE MOST NOBLE 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WHIG RAPACITY AND TRICKERY. to the editor of the morning post. Sir— For many years past I have been a payer of assessed taxes, and having when first I became one adopted an old- established custom of the house, it has been my invariable rule, for the ...

... The FINANCIAL POLICY of the WHIGS. (From a Correspondent.) Allow me, Sir, to obtrude one or two observations upon the financial conduct of the Whigs, with particular reference to the debate on Thursday. The Duke of Wellington stated that the charge brought ...