... WHIG CORRUPTION . AND THE HOUSE OF LORDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. Sta,—Under the above appropriate heading, your correspondent S. has enumerated a list of peerages created by the Whigs since 1831, numbering no fewer than 54. Allow me, ...

... WHIG MISBRIBS AND MISTAKIM There is a countless class ot little troubles incident to s' that is mortal, which, by a sort of non vi sed :awe caden; property, exercise such a wear and tear upon the spirit° , a heart of stone cannot re s i s t th em f ...

... WHIG SYSTEM OF CANTRALISATION. Ma. EDITOR,—It may not be uninteresting to your readers to be made acquainted with the observations of Alison, in his admirable History of Europe, on the general corruption of public opinion produced by the French revolution ...

... WHIG PROMISES AND TVHIG PRACTICE. Fifty of the largest volumes would not hold a tithe of the speeches in favour of economy ansl retrenchment, delivered in the House of Commons during the 30 years which preceded the advent of our reforming whigs and ...

... DINNER OF THE CHESHIRE WHIG On Monday last the anniversary dinner of the Whig Club of Cheshire, and the adjacent counti-s, took place at the Royal Hotel, Chester (George Phillips. Esq., MT in the Chair, and John Williams, Esq„ M.P., acting ss Vice-President) ...

... WHIG EPITAPHS-(AFTER GOLDSMITH). Here lies my Lord RUSSELL, deny it who can, A tnulturn in parvo prodigious small man ! Historian and poet, and statesman in one, A Jack-of-all-trades, and yet master of none ! As a poet, with bards he might reas'nably ...

... which a certain Whig nobleman had 24 plough-lauds, from which no less than 37 families were expelled within the past five years (groans). They were honest, industrious, peaceable people, and punctual in the payment of their rents; but this Whig lord had rights ...

... without such meetings what can the whigs do? On Monday night the whig - s, once so rampant in the boroueh of Marylebone, sustained a mortifying defeat. The nature and the value of the pressure from without, which the whigs have t o bespattered with praise ...

... PROPORTIOIV OF WHIG AND TORY PEERAGES. The charge which has been made against the Conservative govermnents of making an undue proportion of peers admits of a very decisive answer. Mr. Disraeli, Lord Derby, and Sir Robert Peel held power altogether for ...

... WHIG ECOSOMY.-ENORMOUS SAVING (From the Observer.) The bill for the regulation of the metropolitan police, in. troduced by Sir George Grey, has passed the House of Commons, and will go through the House of Lords without delay. It is a measure which merely ...

... Parliament mere whigs or radicals (mere Campbells or Macaulays), they will be supposed either to have no producible candifiates from their own ranks, or to have no political strength ; and let them expect nothing but courteous contempt from the whigs, Sic. Was ...

... WHIG OUTRAGE AND INTIMIDATION AT MANCHESTER. (From the 31anchester Courier.) In our last we ascribed the defeat of the conservative candidates almost unconditionally to the undue influence and open violence brought into play by the anti-corn-law league ...