... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... been made on the eve of the Whigs going out of power, and (of course) resuming their virtuous horror of sinecures and similar enormities. August 13. [We understand that the Rev. Sexton. is tutor to the children of one of the Whig Cabinet, and that the sexton- ...

... passage. Never, sureiy, did any m | men exhibit such beastly meanness as do these rotten-hearted Whigs. It is quite evident, that, on the approaching Whig turn-out, we are to have a second edition of the Bed-cnio- ber plot. I had supposed, as doubtless ...

... VISCOUNT MELBOURNE S SPEECH. (From a Correspondent.) It is impossible not to agree with Lord Brougham, that • t speech of the Whig Premier, in reply to the Earl of Ripon, w.'S everything that it ought not to be— being, in fact a ?? unelaborate, unstatesmanlike ...

... the cowardly and ungrateful Whigs attempt to escape from the consequences of their misrule, by involving their Royal Mistress in a per- sonal contest with the two Houses of Parliament. This contemptible conduct of the Whigs reminds me of a passage, which ...

... generosities and amenities ever akin to genuine literature, but at the same time, it may be foreseen that Whig oruelty, and Whig economy, and Whig tyranny, will call into existence the hidden vigour of genius, and poetry, iv true sympath y with the poor ...

... Ruader. [Most assuredly not. Our correspondent seems to tor- get that the rev. author of Peter Plymley's Letters, ' though a Whig, is a scholar. — Ed. M. P.] ...

... pasturages. (Cheers.) Who could mistake a lesson so plainly and so pointedly told ? The last hour of Whig domination was at hand. The last prop of Whig Government was crumbling from beneath it. He would say, in the words of Lord Bolingbroke, which were ...

... statesman whom parliamentary majorities approve, will be able to give general satisfaction. Viewing affairs in this light, the Whig-Radicals actually find satisfaction in what every one must see is unfortunate for the country. This is monstrous. The men who ...

... the Conservatives is too well known to need defence ; and I have noticed the lies of the Whig-Radical organ solely in order to expose the venomous meanness of the Whig-Radi- cal faction. ZETA. Monday Night, August 23, 1841. His Royal Highness the Grand Duke ...

... BATCH OF PEERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THB MORNING POST. Sir— l beg to call your attention to a specimen of the manner in which the Whigs transact their business after being eleven years in office. In the very respectable batch of Peers gazetted last night, you ...