... WHIG LIBERALITY. Strict orders have been received at the various Governmen* offices, by order of my l-.rd Grey, not to send a single advertise- ment or encourage iv the remotest degree any Newspaper, Lou- clou or Provincial, that does not -troiily advocate ...

... WHIG SAVINGS TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — ln the Globe Newspaper of yesterday [Bth Nov.) there are some extracts from a pamphlet entitled Whig f,7 veriment, or a Tko Years' lietn sped, among which extracts I find the following offices or a ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. diet o_of 7'n T PaPer rf thil d »y ■ P»'i-> contra- some H T e,V ,DC ° ?? PHr '*P h which appeared some days ago in the Times, as well as all th. ?? ■ p.p,i, a. - „.. u_ ?? ceile_ bIT _f ?? th,t ' ...

... WHIG CONTRIVANCE TO THE EDITOR OP THE MORNING POST. Sir— l sent a copy of your paper to a brother in the coun- try containing the account of ti.e Coio.is.tion, with a wrapper as usual. This morning I received a letter in which he nc knowledges the arrival ...

... TREACHERY OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — Allow me to draw your attention to the deceitful line ol conduct wliich Earl Grey and his colleagues are now pursuing towards those few deluded beings who have relied upon their pro- fessions ...

... WHIG JOBBING TO THE EDITOR Ol Till- MORNING POST. Sir — Every honourable mind must ieel grateful to you for your manly exposure of oneof the grossest jobs in the appoint- mpnt of Mr. J. Wood, the late Radical M.P, for Preston, to he Chairman of the C ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. (From the John Bull.) .\ few months since we had the pleasure of noticing a Mi- nisterial measure of economy, upon which we felt it our duty lo bestow the highest praise. We mean the order issued to the Treasury and other public offices ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. For some time it has been complained that transports for conveying convicts to our penal settlements in New South Wales have beeu exclusively selected from the port of London. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, a week or two ago, ad- vertised ...

... WHIG CLUB. \ -. ! Yesterday the Members of this distinguished Society dined together at the Crown and Anchor Tavern • Mr. Sheridan in the Chair. The Meet- ing was very numerous. Aire/ the usual toasis— Mr. ?? said he would give a toas; vhich needed *no ...

... THE WHIGS IN OFFICE. Ah ! wooden-headed Whigs — the blow That other skulls had split, Makes no impression upon you — You live and blunder yet. The days when former Whigs have reigned Were seldom and were few ; Now are we for our sins ordain' d To have ...

... respect to tbe Whigs and Tories, as wiugoni . parties in the State, well worthy of being borne in Jiusd The whole letter, indeed, is just such a desponding »n___ati_o upon the prospects of the Whigs at that time as '• _ lie indited now i in all save its wisdom ...

... WHIG JUSTICE. TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD DENMAN, CHIEF JUSTICE OP ENGLAND. My Lord— lt has lieen said that when great men err they err most egregiously ; and your Lordship's conduct in the case of Dewar v. Purday has been the subject of mootation by the students ...