... WHIG CONVERSION. The great and manifest improvement which has taken place within the last few months, in all departments manufactures and commerce, has become so palpably evident, that even the organs of Whiggcry are compelled to admit the fact. The Morning ...

... 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 ...

... Lord Melbourne and the Whigs. policy had so strong a hold upon the Irish nation, | ress of Repeal question, now sv formidable, was then but ar great others, the surface. We go further, and affirm, that bad th table of the Whigs continued on the other ...

... THE WHIGS AND REPEAL. That most industrious collector of farts and figures. Mr. Eneas MacDonnell, has proved mathematically .n^ Lngu mt wlth that ,„ vehemently favorable to the Repeal «,Hreverh..he AnJ how dld he comt a, so .mportant the most (hsonlerly ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. [The following defence of Lord Brougham, which first appeared in the Standard, as from a correspondent, is at present gothe round of the papery. The general opinion of the Whig journals is, that it is his Lordships' own production ...

... description falls immeasurably short of its real character, for a more powerful, withering, and crushing exposure of Whig inoompetcnce and Whig ras- cality, to say nothing of the base ingratitude of the party, never before waa given to the British public in ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. ...

... has a double detormity. It is of ~'Irisih birth, and Whig adoption. It is of Dan's parentage. n The falsehood, however, filthy as it was, had two recoin- 0mnendlatlens to the charity oit tlse Whigs-it was base, and, therefore, congenial to their nature-it ...

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... first falsehood has double deformity. It of Irish birth, and Whig adoption. It is of Dan's parentage. The falsehood, however, filthy it was. had two recommendations to the charity of the Whigs—it was base, and, therefore, congenial to their nature—it cost ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. (From a Correspondent.) No man of any party, actuated by any principle of honour, can view the whig attacks upon Lord Brougham otherwise than with abhorrence and disgust. The desperation of their party furnishes neither apology ...

... WHIG-RADICAL DECLARATION The following declaration (says the Northern Whig) was prepared with a view to be submitted to the meeting called for the 7th of September ; but as that meeting has been abandoned, the declaration is abandoned also, for this ...