... WHIG MANŒUVRING. It may be, as the ministerial organs state, that Mr. Justice Patteson has become unfit for the discharge of tbe judicial functions, on accouut of the malady of deafness having increased—but we confess we have been taken by surprise by ...

... 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 PROMISES THE WINDOW TAX. Mr. Iluroe has published—or permitted publication, of latter brilliantly illustrative of the implicit reliance which may be placed on (be present Government; the letter was tranamitted lo the Morning l*ost by the gentleman ...

... 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 MANOEUVRES. WINDSOR, Ti'Rsdat Evening. It well known that the Earl of Sandwich, from the extensive property which his lordship possesses in the town, has sufficient influence return two members for the borough of Huntingdon. Hi* lordship is a co ...

... 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 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 ...

... Dan's speeches, Sept., 44). O happy Whigs ! You denounced O'Connell in a Queen's speech, but you have endeavoured to make the amende honorable and you have succeeded. But one step further. Federalism, and then Whigs and Repealers will become par nobile ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The recent rapid accession of numbers to the peerage cannot fail to attrac t the notice of even the most casual observer, and •he unceremonious manner in which the hangers-on of the Whig faction have hern ** pitchforked” into ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHARTISTS. On Monday evening a meeting was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, the ostensible object of which was to make a demonstration in favour of a repeal of the corn laws, but in reality, as appeared by the resolutions ...

... 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 ...

... very name of Whig by-word of reproach and contempt through all future times. Wo ought to state, however, that the Cambridge Independent Press, a Whig journal, in its Saturday’s publication, says;— “ arc enabled state that the leaders of the Whig party have ...