... THE WHIGS AND RADICALS The N\ lugs and Radicals of Renfrewshire have got all at sixes aud sevens. The Whigs have novv gained their object, and are beginning to cut their allies in the most scurvy maimer possible, leaving them to chew their cud on the- ...

... WHIG IMPUDENCE ?? Ministerial prints are attempting to pass upon us the downright, tie palpable fraud of identifying loyalty to ihe Queen twit h support to Whig-Radical candidates at the com- ing elect ion. The Globe of last evening sa ys :— Oxford ...

... 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 ...

... kept tip the good humour of the Cl.ib by giving — Mr. Waithman, and the Whigs iv the Corpora- tion of London; and Mr. Waithman, after re- turning thanks in the name of the Whigs, gave as an appropriate companion to the last toast, ...

... WHIG MANIFESTO. At the General Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties, held in October, 1832, it was resolved unanimously, that the Club should publish a Declaration of its Political Prin- ciples ; and a Committee was appointed ...

... WHIG CLUB The fourth Annual Meeting of :\\c W! Ig C!i b was held yesterday, at the Crown and V c'lor, n •he Strand. Mr. Vox iti the Chair, supported I y rhe Duke of Norfolk, Lord R pr. jrr Spencf. s, Sir W. Milker, *cc. *T-his m-. s-nn;^ .v.. more nu- ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIG (From the John Bull.) We have latery heard, and we think not altogether fonndedly. that the Noble and Learned Lord, not rn_ ov __T a_o, p, V e foe learned friend, something not much uiihkT. , ?? of what befor* appeared to us ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION IN EDINBURGH An attempt has been made by the Edinburgh Whigs to coerce and intimidate a certain body of the electors, which shows how far these professors of liberalism are friends to the purity and freedom of election. A threat was ...

... about 120.000 L a year rhere are, besides, in the House of Lords, upwards of thirty Whig placemen, who receive annually 180,000/. It is very singular that the Whigs do not now complain of the undue in- fluence of the Crown. But the Parliamentary influence ...

... of the Whigs, and of ascribed to the latter. But Liberal principles. The the nephew never was the present Sir George Robinson, Representative of the county, his nephew, is a parson, who nor considered a genuine was always considered a sham Whig ; nor ...

... WHIG ASD TORY. The following sketch of the transmutation of the old Whig and Tory parties is extracted from the first volume of Lord Marion's masterly work. The History of Kngland from the peace of I trecht to the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle: — It ...

... NANTWICH WHIG CLUB. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) Such is the loyalty of the respectable inhahto** I of Cheshire, that even Lords Grostrxo* » ' Crewe, with all their Whig-Radical Parsooj ** to boot, could prevail on only a Jew ?? own dependants to attend their ...