... suspect, was the occasion of the notice which was taken of the Whigs at the ceremonial. But if, on lire contrary, the King sent out his regards to the Whigs by stealth, why are the Whigs content with such a clandestine intercourse ? do they not claim ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE FARMERS. To tne Editor of the Essex Standard. Sir, — A friend of mine once asked, me why do you wish to turn out Mr. — from the representation of your county ? He is a Whig, but he is a staunch friend of the farmers. My reply was ...

... WHIG DOINGS. The Whigs are charged with having improperly wasted the public revenue, and involved the country in pecuniary difficulties. In reply, we shall recapitulate some evidence founded on statistical facts. The principle acted upon by the Whigs ...

... WHIG SUBSCRIPTION^ Ms. Editor, I perceive by your contemporary, the Independent Presi, of last Saturday, that Mr. Charles Wagstaff, with the patriotic generosity which is so remarkable a feature in his character, has suggested that a subscription entered ...

... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, Wednefday the 20th Feb. Rt. Hon. Lord WM. RUSSELL the Chair,' Rcfolvcd uuanimoufly, That this Club think it their duty this extraordinary junAure, ...

... ARE THE WHIGS “DISHED?’* ” But it has dished the Whigs,*' was tho cogent reaeon given by Earl Derby a defence of his Bill, when pressed one of his friends, more closely than was agreeable, as to it* extent. It was the raised the Chanceli.or of the Exchequer ...

... WHIG RETRENCHMENT. Mr. Ellis’s retiring p . sicn, given by the Whigs make way for Sir John Newport 1,400 Unto to Sir John Newport to make way f„ r Lord Monteaale ,i 000 Lord Monteagle’s salary Controller the Exchequer • u. ** V OO 400 It is undeniable ...

... THE WHIG PETITION We are enabled to state from undoubted autliorily that the Petition against the County Members will not be persevered in. Mr. George Fowler, one of the Petitioners had intended to have petitioned the House to be allowed to withdraw his ...

... THE PURE WHIGS. (From the .spectator.) Last week, we mentioned the rumour that a negotiation had been opened with the Duke of Marlborough for the sale of the borough of Woodstock ; adding, that the story had not been contradicted. It turns out to have ...

... WHIG ANTICIPATIONS. The exultation of the Whigs at the fraternal embrace of Lords Palmerston and Russell (which had been accomplished with so much trouble and ingenuity) i* loud and triumphant. Again they sec visions of a long sojourn in Downing Street ...

... . WHIG CLUB. On Tuesday, in the absence ofthe DnV Bedford, who was prevented from aU.hdi- , cf indisposition, Mr. Fox took the Chair O fV Club, and was supported by a very lar Ec pany of distinguished persons. In drinkintrt. regularand constitutional ...

... section ;-for which service they would certainly exact payment that might in- volve the extinction of the Whigs as a domi- nant party. The Whigs have always held their position by appearing to be popular, and it has been forseen that they could not lastingly ...