... Rornan Catholic Claims, and the subject of Re- form, the Whigs themselves had abandoned them; and, in his opinion, these two questions were thrown back years by their conduct. He should hope that the Whigs would be over-awed, and persuaded to act under the ...

... angry than ever. Itis true, the benefit in the present case has fallen to a Whig, and this we take for granted is the offence. But when our contem. porary knows that this Whig gets but one-balfof what the Tory got who preceded hint we hope he will admit ...

... i. MET1NG OF THE CYESHIRL? WHIG CLU BI - ClIEsSTER. OCTOBERS 9. This da-th .Whigs of Cheshire aod the adjacent conulties held their seventh Anniversary, at Tomlinaoft's Hotel, in Ibis tcity. Althougb the nusiber present was not greater than on Iformer ...

... the time of Lord Kenyon-that lie has seen many countries. Ile introduces a letter written to him by Lord Erskine, when the Whig Administration was displaced, commencing, Dear--, and when Jue was himself where the murmur of British po- Ilitics could ...

... silence or to pmise, by any gift at their disposal, nO matter how extravagant. [FROM THE STANDARD OF MONDAY, DEC 10.] The Whigs already anticipate, frons the interview alluded to (the Duke of Wellington's visit to Wiadsor), an arrange- ment of the Ministry ...

... quondam Dean of Cork him- self. They are all, we believe, chips of the sarae block. We were beginning to think so, as far as our Whig cleric is concerned, woenm we heard of the revival of the obsolete claim to the tithes of Clondalkin, by which he now enjoys ...

... i'univers. This would most clearly express the sentiments of the founders and patrons of the new Univernity. For It is not Whigs who arm and launch this leviathan of learning against the Oxford of the Tories. All ?? are agreed, that these party names are ...

... accusing the Whigs of anxiety for place. So far from being open to such an accusation, we think i they are open to a very different one. We respect the leparity of motive, and high sense of honour, which are Id not to be mistaken in the Whig leaders; but ...

... and the Miss Johnstones, Sir Wm., Lady, and the Miss Boothbys, Mr. and Mirs. Littleton, &c. &c.-Derby AMercury. SALE OF THE WHIG-CLUB CHAIR. This curious article was yesterday put up to auction at the Crown and Anchor, in the Strand, among the ether effects ...

... atogether. L rd L'werpowl,. whose healts bas been long declining, re- ires, and tbe Marquees Wellealeay,wio is a link between the Whigs and Cbe Liberal Tories, to be p acrd at the head of the Treasury, cnd of course Premier; W& shuld be delighted at this, on ...

... delicacy connected with the Catholic Question, did not conceive himself at liberty to make a part of the Ministry. Some of the Whigs, however-and those men deservedly high iti the estimation of the country, from what we conceive mistaken motives, but from ...

... It was netpossible, therefire, tsaytlio and intelligently to cantetP t ; ti:' some years p Sat, out ?? ra:, ar valuable in Whig potc5- hat es0,'z t party OpPoaitioll Or persos 5fIoctl ground in the Ciabiet 8 'ell dinasintohle Al Canning and his enlightened ...