... Anchor (Whig) society; The contributions of the Tories (the grasping, tyrannical, oppressors of the poor) towards the purposes of the charity amounted to a clear sum of five hundred and eighteen pounds—those of the Whigs—the charitable Whigs—after deducting ...

... _ _ ,; • WHIG AND RADICAL UNION. (From the Surrey Standard.) Nothing can more strongly evince the tenacity with wlach the Whigs cling to place, than the anxiety they betray to impress upon the Radicals the necessity of union and mutual forbearance towards ...

... WHIG- DINNER AT LEEDS. On Wednesday last George Goodman, Esq. the mayor of this borough, gave a sumptuous entertainment to Lord Morpeth, Sir George Strickland, Mr. Baines, and other Liberal members for the W6st Riding, in the Music Hall. Among the gentlemen ...

... SALE OF THE WHIG-CLUB CHAIR. This curious article was yesterday put up to auction at •the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the other effects of Mr. Edw. Ottey, the proprietor of that celebrated tavern, who is about removing to other premises. Mr ...

... MR. HENRY HUNT AND THE WHIGS. Wednesday Mr. Henry Hunt waited upon the Lord Mayor upon the subjeit of the dismissal of his Majesty's ministers. He stated that, having seen from the public papers that a Court of common Council was to assemble to take into ...

... ORIGINAL WHIG CLUB BOOK. Amongst a variety of autographs and letters of eminent men, sold by Mr. Southgate of Fleetstreet, yesterday, was the original book, containing the rules, and signatures written by each member, of the celebrated Whig Club, from ...

... excited in favour of a Whig measure, as long as the Whigs continue to act as they have done. .(p. 293.) Euthusiasin can never be again excited in favour of the Whigs. The cry of union of Reformers in support of a purely Whig administration will never ...

... property qualification, would benefit the people. (Oh, oh, and laughter.) The dastardly villains, the Whigs (laughter)--yes,•the dastardly villains of Whigs had cheated the poor man out of his franchise, and the Tories would serve him in the same way, if ...

... ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY WHIG BLUNDER. It is seldom that in human minds we find the extremes of knavery and folly. His Majesty's ministers are, perhaps, the only race of men in whom the qualities combine. In the government there are two Grants—pleasant, ...

... 238.) There is no reater proof of the declining fortunes of the l Whigs, than the fact that there is not one rising young man of talent who belongs to that party. (p. 2894 The Whigs are but the remains of a dying faction, who are placed in power by ...

... THE WHIGS AVD THE POPISII BISHOPS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. Knightsbridge, Oct. 31. SIR,—IC appears to have escaped your notice that the Whig Lord Lieutenant, Lord Cla-endem, some months since addressed one of the Irish Catholic Bishops ...

... TEIE WHIG MINISTERS AND THE DUKE OF GORDON. (From the Morning Post.) The Courier and Globe, the two ministerial evening papers, noticed last night in terms so nearly alike as to show that the two notices proceeded from a common source, a paragraph which ...