... THE WHIGS AND THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. It was long; suspected those who had very good means of judging, that many of the leaders ofthe modern Whigs were not very sincere their professions attachment to the Established Church. Late events have drawn aside ...

... THE WHIGS —POLICY OF THE CONSERVATIVES. Ministers, says The Times, can never resign. We not say they will not, but in the nature of things they cannot. Why should they ? He who fears not the law, because its officers are his creatures, and enable him ...

... WHIG PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONS. To the Whig Government 1832 has been assigned the credit of inventing, or, least, of develoDing, the system of -''Com missions of Inquiry. Under their rule, at all events, these nondescript tribunals and political inquisitions ...

... WHIG ECONOMY AND REFORM. Radicalism, that once favourite whoop-cry the deluded, is daily evaporating, like snow beneath a summer's sun. The demonstrations disgust which are emanating '* hie et against those hydra-headed monsters, the Radicals, wiil ...

... THE WHIG TRAITORS OF 1832. The Dublin Freeman's Journal publishes in full t h e celebrated letter of Mr. Thomas Young, Private Secretary to Lord Melbourne during Earl Grey's Administration, to General Napier, which was excluded with so much anxiety when ...

... PENSIONS FOR THE SERVICES OF THE WHIGS. Many persons are foolish enough to suppose the country, in dismissing the late Government from the public service, has taken leave of its members for ever. In this there is great delusion. By an Act passed. and ...

... - Whig Sir Wm. Rae-- ITorv Cumberland, W Double return .. - burton ' ' Spring Rice Whig Spring Rice .. . Whig lze!> Montague Gore-• Whig Adm. Durham ■ Tory l Poulett Thomson J. • ■ • • Tory udle Sir J. Campbell - Whig T.Hawkes Hon. G. Lamb- ...

... have taken it into their heads to prosecute certain Whig Electors of Jie pure and immaculate borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed, for offering bribes to others, upon condition that they should vote for tho Whig Candidate, Mr. Marjoribanks. Now, this is nothing ...

... WHIG BOROUGH-MONGERING. The practice and professions of the Whigs in election matters in beautiful harmony with all their clap-trap doings. They profess to leave every man to vote as he likes, and yet in practice they are the most uncompromising and ...

... WHIG CHURCH PLURALISTS. The Morning Chronicle has been most industrious of late in parading before its readers the number of Church preferments held the Bishop of Rochester, and others, who are thus held up to public remark, not because they are Pluralists ...

... WHIG MANAGEMENT AT THE ADMIRALTY. The manner i» which the Whigs mismanage affairs at the Admiralty has again been the subject of severe criticism in the House of Commons. Had this criticism come from the Conservative side of the House exclusively, it ...

... PORTRAIT OF A WHIG. A hig „perly what is called a trimmer—that a coward both sides question, who dare not lie «r '° a honest Il,an ' ,n,t » so 1' whiffling, shuffling, cunning, silly, contemptible, unmeaning negation the two. He a poor purblind creature ...