... O'Connor himself. Not only do the Whigs, the •' pure old Whigs,'' or (he juvenile the Russells the Palmerstons, fall away from the more furious Reformers hut these latter fall away from each other. thut, in fad, the Whig Radical mud-castle is so divided ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE SUGAR DUTIES. [From the Epoqur.] It be remembered that about a month ago meeting of Whigs was held at the residence of Lord J. Russell, in Chesham-place, and that it was there resolved to oppose the Cabinet (of Sir R. Peel) on the sugar ...

... WHIG WAITS. We, the^ old Whig Waits, who have been now waiting for upwards of Two Year*, and playing a variety of Tunes humbly solicit your bounty the present Festive period. We be? eave to remind yon that we* Lave no connection whatever with the Tory ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? tfoinii.a SATURDAY, 2«, I*l9. commend llio calm consideiation our renders every party, sect, calling and condition, article which wcliavr extracted lrom the recently published nnnilier tilt; Million llkvii.w.uiu! which will found ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE FOR THE PEOPLE? _ The Whigs have now, under two cabinets, been in power nine years. You say they have been vacillating and ineffi. cient; and we do not ask you to match what they have done in nine years with the acts of any one ...

... Titjt Wnios.— lt thought that the Whigs win hare a large majority at the Scotch elections. oiks, !**—The Daka of Modena, it saiJ, refuses to atlroit into bis presence any ladies, having dreamed that was assassinated by a woman. Flush.— At Feroe, the flesh ...

... Yes 0 ter . ay rT F met in ¢ first business was that of adminis Whig © oath 8 to the members of the two houses, Y8, a n €cessa e “onseque tily occupy at least several Th ntly, public business will not tak °n till probably the 5th of February. Pre Y the ...

... most resembled his own, he would have named Sir J. Graham, so that the Whigs hazarded not a little making him their associate in the ministry. But having probably expected that the Whigs would farther than they did in giving effect his ultra-Radical views ...

... POETRY. PUNCH'S NURSERY RHYMES* SIR ROBIN'. very well-earned At Protectionist and Whig. {Suited to Politicians of all Parties. * Foor Robin Premiers Curfew Bill did fail, By Country party's head, And the Irish party's tail. Here sits Sir Robin, Sad and ...

... CoinmuiM House Parliament shall previoutly lake place, * the pension given the late Whig Aiiminislralion >Comni>ssioner«, Clerks, and others, whom they forced out of office to make room fur their > friends, amounted in ...

... THE WESLEYAN. WEEKLY JOURNAL, published in London, every Thursday afternoon. Identified with neither Whig nor Tory party, but maintaining a strict impartiality, this Newspaper will advocate and support every measure, matter from what party proceeding ...

... OP THE NEW CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL really, as Churchmen, have something to thank the Whigs tT. The elergy of and may. perhaps, fur the first time, acknowledge (o a Whig Lord Chancellor grati ude due for service rendered. Lord Cottenham will not sanction ...