... THE NEW WHIG DICTIONARY. Edited Russell, John, Esq., F,R.S., and A.SS.. Published by Lamb, Cupid, Littlejohn, and Westminster, and Merion-square, Dublin. Tliis laborious work has evidently been taken in band men firmly determined to overcome pld prejudices ...

... WHIG LOYALTY AGAIN His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is not a wise man : he is far more remarkable for the fierceness of his party politics, than the soundness of his understanding. But believe him to an honourable man, as the world goes, and therefore ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY OF 1841 lu order to shew at one riew the present changes that have taken place in the arrangements of office, we subjoin a list of the last Whig Ministry of 1841 : First Lord of the Treasury Lord Melbourne. Chancellor Lord Cottenham ...

... THE POT-BOY AND THE WHIGS. STANDARD. MflUOurn, June our la«»t number wo introduced to our readers *rti' ulars notorious event in high life, which ' '' w the example those who had better ® c ...

... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION. To the Editor of the Blackburn Standard. Sir, — There are strange rumours afloat respecting the elections on Saturday last, which, if true, reflect anything but credit on the Liberal brawlers in Blackburn, whose constant cry ...

... WHIG POOR LAW The following edict has been issued from Somerset House, by the triune despotism therein establ.shed . — Huddersfield Union.— To the Guardians ot the Huddersfield Union, iv the West Riding of the County of York ;— To the Cierk or Clerks ...

... rose almost as one man I!!!! liU ill Whig principle and Whig respect for the people. Let the public voice denounce any measure —that measure, according to the cartel of defiance to Toryism” which is boasted of the Whig writer, will therefore strenuously ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE SPECULATORS IN CORN We have already alluded to tbe statement of Lord J. Russell, when applied to by Lord Euston to appoint a day for a general thanksgiving for the harvest, that a great portion ofthe harvest in the northern parts of ...

... THE DUKE OF SUSSEX AND THE WHIG LAYALISTS. 11;.* reader* who do flu* honour glance this our journal may *ememl»er, that tin* t!i f Inst month alluded in term* strong >ii ...

... RUIN OF TRADE BY WHIG FEEBLENESS. In the Monthly Law Magazine, for the present month, one of the must spirited, constitutional, and ably-conducted periodicals of the day. we find the following statement with respect to the gum trade, and the French blockade ...

... MORE WHIG PATRONAGE AND JOBBING. Another gross piece of Whig jobbery has come to light. It is a glaring abuse of official patronage, of the Rice-Newport kind, and will, we hope, lead a fourth defeat of these extraordinary ministers of ours, for we understand ...

... MAYNOOTH— THE TIME-SERVING WHIGS. An instructive illustration was afforded in the House of Commons on Friday, of what the country has lost by the dethronement of a Liberal government. If Lord John and his allies were ever eminent for anything, it ...