... THE FRANCHISE AND THE WHIGS. The heir of Earl Grey, the last real Constitutional Whig, made • speech on the Franchise. He is Mr. Grey, ?CP. for South Northumberland, and was for postponing the Franchise uutil He was in favour of reducing the county q ...

... WHIG PROSPECTS, The following arc, wc understand, the proposed New Duties for 1840. This is the twenty-fifth year of peace, and the Whigs have not sufficient funds wherewith to pension off, according to their ascribed deserts, the living incumbrances ...

... WHIG GAINS. Peter»fielJ Hector, ice Joliffc. Kvesbam Hill, vice Borthwick. Tralee O'Connell, vice Bateman. CONSERVATIVE GAINS. Belfast Tennant, vice Gibson. Ditto Dunbar, vice Belfast. Ipswich Kelly, vice Gibson. Marylebone Teignmouth.vice Whalley. Bridgnorth ...

... WHIG CLUB. A most numerous meeting of this Club was held on Tuesday last, at the Freemasons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, esq. in the chair; where, after the regular constitutional toasts of the day, and interesting recollection of Mr. Fox, Gwyllim Lloyd ...

... TUI WHIGS Such the set of jobbers, traders in principle, dealers in patriotism, pretenders to the name of statesmen, who still affect the name of M'higs, which thev daily lower in the dust. Such the j); rty once composed of the Greys, the Broughams, the ...

... experience of Whig rule ; but now the case is widely different. Ten years have opened its eyes to the hollowness of Whig promises, and shown to it the meagreness of Whig performances. The country is now fully alive to the nature of Whig professions, and ...

... Whig rerwil ...

... WHIG ROYALTY. The ink in which the Conservative party were written down as disloyal enemies of their Queen is scarcely dry, when we find one of her Majesty's late devoted champions offering the remarks which follow: -- Is it intended as a mark of spite ...

... isquul.tied Mr. Harvey Irora sitting ia the liooee of ('ommons ; and the sentiments ot the whig Attorney-General on the roint were known, doubtless to the Whig Home Sccre-' tary. ix»rd John, however, was too cunoing to breathe ahial the subject to the ...

... Whig club. At an extraordinary meeting of thii club, held Saturday, Mr. Erfltine in the Chair, it was determined to form an Affociation, lor the fpecific purpole of obtaining the repeal of Mr. Pitt and Lord Gtenville’a Bills. After (hort fpeech from Mr ...

... WHIG JUDGES. Ministers, believing themselves better off in Carlow than any other place, for which seat in the House of Commons would be vacated by the elevation of Whig or Radical lawyer to the Judgeship, to be filled up consequence of the resignation ...

... WHIG CLUB. A very numerous mealing was held the London Tavern, wheie the Society dined with much harmony. Mr. Fox, was in the Chair when his health was given in the afuat manner, he rofe to return the Memhets his molt cordial thanks for the honour which ...