... THE WHIG-RADICALS. The of the Whig Radical journalists have of late been so much confused by the distresses ol their party, that we are not surprised at their mistaking a sound castigation for an admission on the part of Sir Robert Peel of the prosperous ...

... The Whigs.—The Whigs began the session, in the person of Lord John Russell, by cavilling, with glances at the Whig Budget of 1841, otherwise forgotten ; they end the session, still in Lord John, cavilling : the whole burden of their sone is, that if ministers ...

... RADICALS AND WHIGS. The theoretical policy of the Whigs, as developed in Parliament during the present session, is now being carried into full practice eut of doors. It might reasonably have been presumed from the emises laid down, that whenever an o ...

... affected many with feelings of a mixed and very different nature. Being the manifesto of Whig Ministry, and of such Whig Ministry, it cannot fail to evoke the somewhat incompatible feelings of satisfaction, astonishment, and indignation. Her Majesty's words, ...

... added the Whig Secretary, I have some claim to press upon you the insertion in the Courier of such an article as you mentioned to me. The claim alluded to was, no doubt, a weighty one. An Inspectorship, worth a-year, would quiet many Whig scruples ...

... THE WHIGS AND CONCILIATION. (From Blackwood't Magazine.) ' Conciliation is the cant of the day. find thousand instances, and in man* shapes—in every rank and department of tbe kingdom. roe note of the Whigs—it is echoed by the Pluckiest; and is greedily ...

... disgrace of which, the Whig Representative was deeply implicated. Perhaps in the whole history of faction, there is not recorded a more shameless instance of public interests sacrificed to mere personal advantages, than the Whig intrigue to which we refer ...

... THE WHIG CLUBS. FROM THR ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE OF THURSDAY. The Whig Clubs are dying. Indeed thought they were dead, but The Morning Chronicle has the cruelty publish yesterday some absurdities of a forlorn knot of unhappypeople who still coogregate under ...

... WHIG DE ECTION Sir George Robinson, Bart., a staunch Whig of great property and influence in the county of Northampton, whose family has for a long time given its effectual sup- port to the Fitzwilliam interest in that county, has pub- lished the following ...

... WHIG HUMBUG ! DROM IS 1:4, RETh EN(•11M FAT, AND PEA( PEKFORMANUI'S!--First lkissirtg the aged and needy U inter-( hi kq, er service, and filling every ernment iftalloa with their own and dependmit% —Pluncittic the Natio% into an roiftest al War with ...

... THE COERCION OF THE WHIGS. The third reading of the new measure of pains and penalties against Ireland passed the liberty-loving commons of England, on Monday evening, by a majority of agaiust 117. To seek, the spoken words of the defenders of this ...

... right to more, but try these first. If you cannot get these, even let the Whigs and the Tories settle their unmeaning disputes amongst themselves. Your friend, A RADICAL. The Whig Dinner An elector, and one who took an active part in the return of 3lessrs- ...