... LORD ABERDEEN AND FRENCH INTERVENTION. As tire Whig prints are abusing Lord Aberdeen for accepting the disavowal by the French Cabinet of all participation in the Spanish revolt, it may be as well to state (though hardly necessary as all the world know ...

... th« 14th in>t., Munich, bis 47th year. Ik-was buried with great pomp on the inst. An influential meeting of Conservative and Whig electors the West Hiding ■ f Yorkshire was belt I Fri« day the Royal Hotel, Leeds, to consider what course should taken #110 ...

... Gentlemen in the Whig interest bad done ; but he did not condescend to make any reply and two days before the polling, his agent, Mr. Locket, sent man round every tenant, reading to them a letter, requiring their votes in strong language for the Whig Candidates ...

... WEEK. RUMOURED COALITION OF WHIGS AND PEELITES. learn from the daily papers that a great deal of conversation has been going in tho political circles, within the last three or four days, about an intended junction of the Whigs and Peelites. not supposed ...

... were the results of Whi°- measures while the Whigs were in power is too well known, and too sensibly felt to be hastily forgotten. And while the remembrance of them lasts there is little probability of the Whigs being again called to her Majesty's councils ...

... career of the political party to which they, the Conservatives of England, were now opposed. George the Third disliked the Whigs personally, and would not have them near him on any account. What were the consequences of this antipathy on his part A most ...

... Addiess Whigs 166 Tories 200—426 512 Therefore, had the Conservatives moved amendment, which would have tried the relative streugth parties, the Conservatives would have beaten the Whigs and Radicals united by a majority 8 :— Conservatives Whigs IG6 Radicals ...

... speaking of the Whig party or Whig gentlemen, I do not consider that party actually intend any mea» sures destructive of our institutions, but I fear (and their history as a parly leads me to this conclusion) that Whig principles, and Whig party requirements ...

... for the Whig gentleman', but then is not sure that the other, though she believes him 'ncere and honest in his intentions towards her, has jtot lately taken strange ideas into his head, which may J e ad to, she knows not what. And this the Whig lover shrewd ...

... IRELAND. THE NEXT STEP. Mysterious hints are thrown out by the Whig press respecting the nature of the movement alluded to by Mr. O'Conncll in his reply to Dr. MaunseH's speech on Wednesday last. Without professing to be accurately informed upon a subject ...

... REFORMERS AND TORIES. If the Whig-Radical Journals are bent, all risks, upon administering consolation their patrons—if they will gather figs from thistles, or roses from nettles, and swear for the cause of the “ movement,” even in its last agony, Uncle ...

... recent Minis- try to the manly integrity of the present. What honest man can doubt, that, as the only object of the Whig Radical paity (the Whig party is gone) in first proposing their fre e-trade—finance scheme, Was to s—so their desire to prop their falling ...