... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Murray, of Broughton, the Whig ?? Law Member, will be strenuously opposed by Mr. Maxwell, on the Conservative interest, and we hear with every prospect of success. R ?? A . R * HIRE— Lwd Dou g las Haliburton, the present Whig Member, will not again come ...

... beggarman moat as- suredly did speak the truth when he described his present minions as base and brutal Whig*. In the course of the last six years the Whigs hare done much to prove themselves ths base and brutal' creatures which O'Connell represented them;bu ...

... there were many | individuals in the country who gave the Whigs | credit for that lofiy disinterestedness to which they I laid claim. At length, however, the portals of office were opened to the Whigs in 1830, and iheti j the bubble burst ! In a very short ...

... SANDWICH ELECTION. By Express. ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. SANDWICH, Tuesday Evening, Six ?? The Whigs have been again defeated, and Sandwich as | well as Nottingham is lost to them. Mr. Lindsay has been , returned by a majority 0 f 46 over Colonel Fox ...

... —♦ DEFEAT OF MINISTERS IN BIRMINGHAM. (By Express.) (From our Correspondent.) r BIRMINGHAM, Monday Night. The Whig Government has lost its importance and all its influence in Birmingham. An immense majority, consisting of two to one at least, have decided ...

... would be most important at the ensuing elections. Such majority could only be obtained by the aesertion back again of those Whig Members in the agricultural interest who at the last division voted with the Conservative party. That desertion back again ...

... advice of Lord William Bentinck from the late King of Oude, Nusseer Ood Deen Hyder, to her Majesty Queen Adelaide, which the Whig Ministers pre- vented her Majesty from receiving in 1837. Perhaps as Sir John Hobhouse is expected to be called very shortly ...

... This party is equally opposed to the theories of the Tories and the prae- t.ces of the Whigs, and loves to pounce upon both ?? SCerbity and double-edged sarcasm. The Whig Radicals call this party by the name of the Tory Radicals. This mistake, like many other ...

... values I : and integrity of the British empire, and the pea. perity of its inhabitants, to dismiss without further i tie present Whig incompetent Ministry, whose un pled conduct and indecent love of place have red once glorious constitution to the very verge ...