... WHIG INTEREST. AT a Meeting of the Whig in Hampshire, the George inn, Winchefter, the 14th J.nuary, 1790, Resolved Unanimoufly, That the union of the intercft cf Sir William Hcathcote and Mr. Chute, and the conduct the of that intercit, rejecting all ...

... WHIG PROSPECTS, The following arc, wc understand, the proposed New Duties for 1840. This is the twenty-fifth year of peace, and the Whigs have not sufficient funds wherewith to pension off, according to their ascribed deserts, the living incumbrances ...

... story was told in the front of th Whigs.” who assented t silence for a long time, and the first time, fo set Lord N dict it. He thus calls in quest veracity. Here, then, the parties are Whigs and their patron, Mr. ¢ THE WHIG Such is the set of jobbers, 1 ...

... THE WHIG CLUB. The meeting yefterday amounted to about 150, when the Chiefs came forward to avow their political Creed. — Mr. Fox, judging from the report in the newfpapers, ap. proved highly ofthe Duke of Norfolk's fentiments at the laft meeting, which ...

... m Liverpool austs of the flen wise the people, the p men of England, should alon Kentish Observer nontese tre Ops | wil THE WHIG EC The facts adverted to by hursday, in the Honse of Lo a» occurring under a Govern: ment and reform. Did thi ...

... WHIG CLUB. A most numerous meeting of this Club was held on Tuesday last, at the Freemasons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, esq. in the chair; where, after the regular constitutional toasts of the day, and interesting recollection of Mr. Fox, Gwyllim Lloyd ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. suppose it will freely admit ted that we are not of the number of those who have given a servile support to the Whig Ministry. No one, imagine, will say that have not invariably canvassed their measures in a spirit of rigorous independence ...

... WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Loade; asks whether every support consistent with Radical objects has nut bceu zealously :end powerfully adtirded to the government be the Radicals, and it adds, that in this respect they, the section represented by it, have left ...

... WHIG TACTICS. In the remarks which we lately made upon the Pechell and Wigney dinner, took occasion animadvert upon Hie unfair and most disingenuous manner in which Captain Pechell spoke of his hon. colleague, Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, re>pect of the I ...

... 0il1 there's a way, and is so elated, that some of his Whig friends spehk of his insa7?ity; the SLASHER holds himself ready to whack r ill, and insists On Whigs,-all Wlsigs,-and nothiing but Whigs; ' whilst the Meubers of the Wiigney and Pechell Club ...

... from the Tor t character ac that attrihmted ta the ane when the Whigs; and his administration would present prec: | questions of pohey, the Radicals pass through one door, nerable Whigs and Tories through the other. This we believe te less of man. | tural ...

... THIS WHIG LIBERAL AND THE TORY TYRANT. (From the li,o. alio shortly afterwards a to the revillllgs Air. I'liarlcs Pearson, lie was ...