... GENUINE WHIG. (From the Dub/in Eveniny Mail.) The. Count de Salis is a choico specimen of Irish Whig- gcry. We should be sorry it woro not known what sort of jiersons in Ireland support the present administration. AYe therefore give to the Whig County's ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The anniversary of the Cheshire Whig dinner wa_ held at the Royal Hotel, Chester, on Friday last. Be- tween 60 and 60 gentlemen sat down to dinner. The chair was filled by G. Toilet, Esq., supported on the right by Earl Grosveaor, ...

... boot possessed by the Whigs, and unscrupulously exerciml in Totnes, they signally failed, what can we anticipate but similar discomfiture in all other districts, many of which are much less favourably circumstanced for the Whigs? To the victory at Totnes ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. (From the John Jintl.) We have lately heard, and we think not altogether un- foundedly, that the noble and learned lord, not many weeks ago, gave to a learned friend, something not much unlike the following solution of what ...

... THK WHIGS AND THE CHARTISTS (From the Nottingham Journal.) TO MlWltfl SWEET AND WOODHODSE. The following correspondence proves how disinterestedly the Chartists gave tbeir support to Mr. Sturge at the elec- tion contest last year: — Nottingham, May ...

... THE BEAUTIES OF WHIG LEGISLATION, (From the Morning Herald.) The following correspondence supplies another illustra- tion of tbe absolute unfitness of our present rulers to move a single step without blundering in the most preposterous fashion. So ill ...

... emasculation of Whig sentiments and Whig principles. Ear. Gros- venor chaunted 1 0 Peans to the Duke of Wellington and his minissry; the chairman iind ihe other speakers joined in the chorus. The Rev. Mr. Shepheid sounded the trumpet of the Whigs of Liverpool ...

... WHIG COLONIAL MISRULE The following description was given of Whig colonial mis- rule by Mr. Mann at a dinner lately given to Mr* .Litton in Coh-raiiie : — Mr. Mann. — A residence of six years in Australia lias enabled me to speak of- that delightful country ...

... THE VITUPERATIVE WHIG PRESS (From the Bucks Herald.) Labouring duly in their vocation the radical and ex- ministerial journals are very violent and vituperative still. They think it a most indecent thing to keep the nation waiting for Sir Robert Peel ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. (From the Star.) The Times of this morning says that nothing re* markable took place at the meeting of che Cheshire Whig Club, exoept one single circumstance • and that circumstance — all callous as our contemporary bas be- come to ...

... description falls immeasurably short of its real character, for a more powerful, withering, and crushing exposure of Whig inoompetcnce and Whig ras- cality, to say nothing of the base ingratitude of the party, never before waa given to the British public in ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE INSTALMENT SYSTEM TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES, Sir, — Not many years back it pleased Mr. Joseph Hume to declare that the income of the Irish Church was 4,000,. KM)/, per annum. Mr. Ward (of whom the said Joseph in 1833 declaied, that ...