... WHIG LOYALTY TO THB BDITOR OF THB MOENIN« fOST. Sm-You will, I am sure, be sorry, but perhaps (in th, c days) not much surprised, when I inform you that no orde were received here yesterday to fire salutes in honour ofthe Queen's wedding-day. Our Admiral ...

... POPULARITY of the WHIGS. Each day brings its evidences of the popularity of the Whig Government. Here is one proof:— At a meeting of the Grand Jury of the county of Stafford, on Thursday la9t General Dyott (a Tory) proposed that this body, headed by the ...

... ?? OF THE WHIGS p^uisition to convene a Common Hall was P\_ lord Mayor at the Mansion House, signed • . l,i«.vni. nof London. It was as follows: — »*■ ' mfiST HONOURABLE THE LORD MATOR. . Liverymen of the City of London, ?? wi •* pleased lo convene ...

... WHIG MANOEUVRES. TO TIIL I-DITOR OF Till. MOIt.MMi POST. Sir— Some few years ago I remember to have seen si rare.-, in which a poor halt-starved strolling player in quest of an engage- ment created immense laughter by his endeavours to hide the scanliness ...

... WHIG MANOEUVRING — • a f FPITOK OF THE MORNING POST. „;. dismissed lr..m ..(rice the Whigs come saying, Don't lei us be turned out, for more Reform for you in our bag. The ' nothing foi you; so turn them out. We are B w ii. ?? .io you any good. ...

... WHIG TACTICS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST Sir — The proceedings of Earl Grey and his Colleagues at this perilous crisis are calculated to cover them with lasting disgrace. In vain do they attempt to defend themselves ; their couduct will for ever ...

... WHIG-RADICALS AT HALIFAX DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS, (From a Correspondent.) Halifax, Saturday, Oct. I.— On Friday evening last a j scene of licentiousness and confusion occurred at a dinner at Halifax, given hy the Whig- Radicals to their sitting Mem- ber ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. (FROM A CORR ES po NDENT .) After adopting every manoeuvre to ensure a nu merous assemblage of Nobilityand Gen^v at Jhe s^£s& th th d- Cheshire Wh % b - ttZ ransack,l^g the adjacent counties for coadiu- to ainner and from the general ...

... TUE WHIG REFORM The following passage, whicii we extract from the .Saw, hitherto a decidedly Ministerial Paper, ail'uni. another symptom, in addition to the thou- sand we have already noticed, that the great measure of the Whigs hegins to he estimated ...

... to several Whig statesmen, when on his election to Parliament In 1857 member for Falmouth was appointed Civil Lord of the Admiralty Lord Palmerston’s Government. Born into surroundings saturated with Whig traditions, soon acquired the Whig characteristic ...

... WHIG CHURCH PATRONAGE. ■» TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINQ FOST. Sir— The voracious Minto tribe are again at work ! I | perceive by last night's Gazette, that the Rev. Gilbert Elliot, j A.M., is appointed to the district Rectory of Trinity, in the parish ...

... THE VALOI R OF THE WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HORNING POST. Sir— lf your journal is based on the principles of imparti..] justice you will insert the following letter to your corre- spondent /.eta, and for once honour your column - with something ...