... WHIG CLUB OF CHESHIRE. On Thursday iast the annual dinner of the members of this society took place, at Ihe Royal Hotel, Chester; Co- lonel Hughes, of Kim.nel, M.P. in the Chair ; George Toi- let, Esq. of Betley, Vice-President. Among tbe company present ...

... MORE WHIG ECONOMY. The Government has effected another saving which rivals the celebrated exploit at Plymouth, by which balf-a-crown a year was saved in cats' meat, by dispensing with the services and keep of an ancient tabby, whose duty it was to prevent ...

... HONESTY OF THE WHIG PR ESS - (From a Correspondent.; It is very remarkable how exceedingly ^ j people's ?? press are to preserve the popul» rll y 01 the j\s an instance of this we shall perhaps be « cU^ ?? ; duciug the proceedings of a meeting of the ...

... A WHIG JOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNIXG rOS'l'. Sir — A short time ago you did me the honour t give insertion to a letter, in which I endeavoured ;, show that unless this country desisted from her mis chievous and insolent policy of coercion toward Brazil ...

... WHIG GATHKRim in EDINBURGH. nied hv fcUn!? A M * on Monday, Earl Grey, accompa- anived at n^!* 88 and their d «»g>« Lady Georgiana, lrd Grey keUh; and *»*-* no doubt £nexi-l.ha; sumrisp il ua T* ?? m t we were a little taken b> ?? at Srss* taat ...

... WHIG ATTACK ON THE CHURCH If we may rely on the following information, communi- cated by the Record, a journal which on matters connected with the Church, may be considered an authority, the Whig .Ministers have met a check, in the most appropriate quarter ...

... coiuidenk, additions to it. I am. Sir, Ac. A CONSTITUTIONAL WHIG A WHIG CATECHISM. TO BE LEARNT BY ALL YODMi WHIRLINGS BKVORE IHKV i| AO.MITTED INTO BROOKF.s'-. Q. What are you ?— A. A Whig. Q. Then you are an admirer of the principles ofthe til riou* ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. .. JFl'u S ?? t . h Anniv e-*sy Dinner of the Whig Club for Cheshire Tuesdl t ?? CoanticSi - *»* I-eU at ?? Royal Hotel, on Geort.k wVbraham, Esq., of Delamere Lodge, and M P lor Shaftesbury, in the Chair. The following toasts were ...

... The FOREIGN POLICY of the WHIGS. Whilst France lias been pu-hing her commercial specula- tion, and extending her territory by conquest and colonisa- tion, our Ministry have been too busily engaged in intestine squabbles to pay much attentiou to our foreign ...

... OTHER LITERARY WHIG. Hitherto a very unfair monopoly in literary fame, as it s lould ?? m, has been enjoyed by one of the late batch of IV hijj Baronets. Sir Lytton Bulwer has been distinguished -, the •• literary -_ hig par excellence ; but the injustice ...

... THE IMMACULATE WHIG-RADICALS. The same system of imposition in all shapes that was ao un- blushingly practised by the Whig-Radicals at the borough elections in England has been transplanted to the other side of the Tweed, where it flourishes in full vigour ...

... O'CONNELL AND THE WHIGS (From a Correspondent.! Sunday Night. Brookes'* Club has agreed to give 1,000/. to the O'Connel fund. Mr. Coke and Ixird Ebrington have been amongst the contributors. This yvill be announced to-morrow. This in- dicates the shifts ...