... WHIG TACTICS. OPENING OF THR CAMPAIGN. The eagerness of the Whig Radicals to turn out Sir R. Peel and his colleagaes on the Brill day of the approaching Session, by a vole of the House, since they have failed of bullying it out before the Session by all ...

... A WHIG DUKE ON THE LABOUR aUESTION. The Duke of Somerset was present at an agricultural gathering at Warminster on Friday night, and in respond- ing to a toast said — The agriculturist who did not under- stand the soil and climate in which he carried ...

... HOW THE PURE WHIGS MANUFACTURE VOTES. We are indebted to the Revising Barrister's Court, at Tot- nes, for an insight into tbe mode in which the Duke of Somer- set manufactures votes for that borough. It is a matter of notoriety that bis Grace hss always ...

... THE GREAT WHIG AMD RADICAL _»_- MONSTRATIONS. • The following has been addressed to the Editor of the Globe : — As it is certainly impor- tant, nnder existing circumstances, that the public opinion should not beguided by men ef straw and those who ...

... VACATION REMINISCENCES; Or, WHIG OPERATIONS UP TO EASTEH. Tune. — Bow, teotc, tcotr.** A Pack Of Hounds of W biggish breed, wbo sought to get their name up, And al) throw off in gallant styie whene'er they put the game np. At Brookea's met to form their ...

... HOW TUE WHIGS CASHED THE ftEFOBKBIU. Mr. Roebuck, in his recent work, thusdescribes, on thein- formation of Lord Brougham, the unconstitutional way in wbich the dissolution of Parliament, iv 1831, was forced upon William IV., b/ the Grey Cabinet :— «* ...

... JUDGMENT ON THE LATE MINISTRY BY A WHIG. * The following letter is wiitten by a son of the late Bi- shop of Norwich. The decided Whig principles of tbat Prelate and all his family are well known, and this is by no means the first occasion on which ll ...

... worst description. The Whigs, — the Government without patronage, — Whigs who forsooth would cut a Protestant Clergyman's in- come below £200 per annum, here lavish £2,000 per annum on their needy, hireling Commissioners. This is Whig economy !— Think of ...

... TORY v. WHIG LOVE OF PLACE AND PROFIT Time was. when a minister resigned the helm, if he found the opponents of his measures at all approaching to an equality in numbers with their supporters. Lord Liverpool gave up the bill against the late Queen, because ...

... ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF WHIG LIBE- RALITY AND SINCERITY ! Decision of the Lords of the Treasury, on tbe claim ofthe Town- Clerk of Truro to compensation for not having been re-appointed Clerk to the Borough Justices. SIR WILLIAM FOLLETTS OPINION. According ...

... THE WHIG MINI. TRY FROM A FRENCH POINT OF VIEW. The Journal dtt Ltbats, usually the most moderate and just of all ti e French paper:, in the expression of opinion con- cerning England and lhe English, thus criticises the recent action of our Government ...

... t0 Po P erv wm ch the Whigs have constantly *Ue r however this may be, it is a very remark- et,,. 1 Ct that ever V Whig Administration during the century has been marked by National calamity .^grace. l&U , rst tluj e the Whigs were in power, in 1806 ...