... THE LANDOWNERS AND THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HORNING POST. Sir — ln your leader of Saturday the 17th you draw our attention to the letter of your correspondent, Philo- Agrestis, who inveighs strongly against landowners, as having acted in a deceptive ...

... 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 ...

... returned, one Whig Radical only being re-elected in opposition to a Conservative candidate. The borough is at length rescued from the dominance of a faction that has so long disgraced it. Edinburgh. — The objecU of the Conservatives and Whigs was mainly ...

... making up the deficit, which is declared to be the fruit of ten years of Whig rule. This assertion is grossly and notoriously untrue; it is one ol those weak inventions which Whig writers are accustomed to publish occasionally, for the charitable purpose ...

... Mr. White has always sided with the Whigs Lord Londonderry amply proved. The assertion that Lord Londonderry stated the Whig magistrates to have refused every Con- servative a license who would not vote for the Whigs was not proved, and was positively ...

... four words— The Whigs are out. But what signifies that, Sir, to me, or, I dare say, to you either, who enjoy nothing from the emoluments of office, nor exist upon the hopes of a place ? What is it to me that the Whigs are out, if Whig principles be in ...

... what the Whigs would have given to the people if they had been honest men. * ■£?'. t°.lp*»nch for the avowed purpose of showing up toe Whigs in their true colours, and denouncing Whigs and I have succeeded at Brighton and Ipswich in ousting Whigs ; and I ...

... union between th Whig Corn Law Repealers and the Chartists. Whoi were they to support? The friends of little Luu with his fixed duty of eight shillings, or Mr Villiers * his no duty at all? The Chartists would no agitate for the Whigs. They would say uo ...

... has taken the Whig-Radicals on the ground hop. and the poor creatures go about perfectly chop-fallen and dis- tressed. Mr. Bassett's station, character, and stake in the county renders him a formidable antagonist to the best man the Whigs can produce ...

... created wholly and solely by his Whig predecessor in office. It has long been proverbial that John Bull always pays dearly for his whistle! For the last ten years honest John has been ac commodated with the services of the Whigs in every de partment of the ...

... make personal reference to several members the late Whig Cabinet. 1 might, refer to a Nol Lord, hight Palmerston, who for more than t years has been all things to all men' among Tories, a Whig among Whigs, a Radu I among Radicals — and who has now most ...

... A LAY OF MODERN LONDON.— No. 1. Whig Babington Macauiay, By the Muses Nine he swore, That the Parnassian mountain Should be defiled no more ; By the Muses Nine he swore it, As he sat him down to write, And pean'd long puffs with studious care, As once ...