... BOASTED WHIG TRIUMPHS! (From the Carlisle Patriot.) The following is a list of the Parliamentary clan;e* that have taken place since the accession of the present Ministry . MINISTERIALISTS. COXSERVATIVtS. 1. Callaghan ?? , 1. R. Lash ing ton, Canteib ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIG (From the John Bull.) We have latery heard, and we think not altogether fonndedly. that the Noble and Learned Lord, not rn_ ov __T a_o, p, V e foe learned friend, something not much uiihkT. , ?? of what befor* appeared to us ...

... are Whig Lord* and lordlings f Does he forget that the Whig party numbers in its ranks a Segrave, a Teynham, a Duncombe, a Wakley, a Gully, and a Key ? Does he for- get thnt the friend r.nd seducer of Ellen Courtnay is the main prop ofthe Whig Cabinet ...

... THR POOR WHIGS. AW IXTRiOSDIXART MBETII-0 0- T OS- THE LATK ADMl*** ■** T £ ' ?? A Meeting ofthe electors of ?? [»J fl^ vened by public advertisement _t ■'* a , n .fool**. Fleet-street, at twelve o'clock j**m*9.j a^t for calling a county Meeting ...

... about 120.000 L a year rhere are, besides, in the House of Lords, upwards of thirty Whig placemen, who receive annually 180,000/. It is very singular that the Whigs do not now complain of the undue in- fluence of the Crown. But the Parliamentary influence ...

... NANTWICH WHIG CLUB. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) Such is the loyalty of the respectable inhahto** I of Cheshire, that even Lords Grostrxo* » ' Crewe, with all their Whig-Radical Parsooj ** to boot, could prevail on only a Jew ?? own dependants to attend their ...

... METROPOLITAN WHIG ADDRESS. to the metropolitan whig members who have ad- dressed THE METROPOLITAN ELECTORS. I, the undersigned, unable at this season to make my senti- ments known in my place at the hustings, feel it as much my duty to address you as ...

... WHIG RADICAL LOYALTY. \\ c find the following exquisite specimen of good taste and good sense in a Canterbury Ministerial paper : — Queen's Birth-Day.— The mayor and council of Can- terbury have invited their fellow-citizens, as usual, to nice: them ...

... the Whig party' on having a friend who has found out that an expression of popular feeling is a matter of no consequence. Allow me also to add that, so far from the decision being just, there were at least two Conservatives for every Whig-Radical ...

... RUMOURED WHIG RESIGNATION. We hear that the Marchiones- of Lansdowne yesterday re- signed the place of Chief Lady, of the Bedchamber tothe Queen. — Spectator. Wh understand that some misunderstanding has arisen upon a point of precedency at Court, and ...

... WHIG CLUB OF CHESHIRE. On Thursday iast the annual dinner of the members of this society took place, at Ihe Royal Hotel, Chester; Co- lonel Hughes, of Kim.nel, M.P. in the Chair ; George Toi- let, Esq. of Betley, Vice-President. Among tbe company present ...

... A WHIG JOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNIXG rOS'l'. Sir — A short time ago you did me the honour t give insertion to a letter, in which I endeavoured ;, show that unless this country desisted from her mis chievous and insolent policy of coercion toward Brazil ...