... THE GRATEFUL WHIGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— You are often very hard upon the Whigs, but I think you would perhaps be less so if you bore in mind the forgiving disposition which characterises them as a party, and their grateful remembrance ...

... ONE OF THE WHIGS. DESCRIBED BY THEMSELVES. (From tha Morning Chronicle of yesterday.) The eccentricities of Lord Brougham have almost ceased to be worthy of serious notice. Yet we cannot altogether pass over the declaration which he made on Monday night ...

... important changes, which re- ceived the applause of tne Whigs, and by the aid of the Whigs he carried his new tariff. Was this fol- lowing the golden rule of the Quarterly ? For what were the Whigs turned out ? Was it not for eir attempt to make great ...

... Sir- I was formerly a Whig, but am now a Conservative, and my change of name has been principally produced by the ungentlemanly language of the Whig-Radical press. The violent and inflammatory language which the writers in the Whig journals generally have ...

... invective, or whatever it should be called, tells against the probability of Whig policy being a prac- ticable thing in this country. As regards the con- dition to which the Whigs orought themselves by their conduct in the Government up to the month of September ...

... Chronicle pompously informs its readers that London m won — meaning, in plain language, tbat the Whig-Radical Mr. Pattison has been elected to succeed the Whig-Radical Sir Matthew Wood. I will not be guilty, Sir, of the miserable affecta- tion of pretending ...

... I was quite correct in the information which I sent you on Saturday last, respecting a Jpetition having been got up by the Whigs against Mr. Fitzroy Kelly's return. Such a document is in existence, although it has not been pre- sented to the House as yet ...

... humbugged by his amiable and affec- tionate Whig friends. It may suit Mr. Ward or any other parliamentary bore to call for the destruction of the Irish Church ; but as Lord John Russell and other leading Whigs hope sooner or later to wriggle themselves ...

... among the Whigs here, and by Mr. Vincent the well.known Chartist agitator. Mr. Thomas Diincombej the Member for Finsbury, is to make his appearance here on Wednesday, and it is expected, through tne ettorts of these persons, to unite the Whigs, Radicals ...

... that of the Whig party in respect to the measures jf the present Government. It is very true that he men who compose the present Government lrove the Whigs from office by opposing their policy, and that was a personal slight and injury to Whig official men ...

... raised the present Administration to power, in order that the free-trade schemes of the Whigs might be resisted, the following remarks of the newspaper organ of the Whigs upon the latest ad- dition to the Conservative Cabinet :— However we may occasionally ...

... Sitting- monopolized by the Whig Radical party. . 44 Ditto devoted to consideration of the Canada Corn Bill 7 Ditto Irish Arms Bill 6.5 36 It thus appears that two-fifths of the present session have been monopolized by the Whig-Radical party ; that a trifle ...