... WHIG DOINGS. This day the O'Connell pgriiamenthousc, Corn Exchange, was lent to Mr. Zaber, a Polish patriot, who harangued at length on the state of persecution he and his countrymen endured from the Emperor of Russia. This detail of grievances was highly ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. Mr. EDITOR,— The Bear and the Lion ;—a fable.—A bear had slain a fine young heifer—a lion disputed the prize with him, and a derperate battle ensued ; at last the combatants, wearied with the fight, wbich had been long and obi,tinately ...

... WHIG QUARRELS. The organs of Lord Normanby are to-day trying to make Peace with the Northern Whig whose sneers at the new O'Connell organisation in Ireland sting the allies of government, amongst whom Lord Normanby is about to divide fresh spoils. They ...

... WHIG BLUNDERING. (From the Liverpool Mail.) We stated last week that we had received an intimation from the Stamp-office in this town that the publication of a circular respecting the Corn Market, in a second edition, would subject us to double duty on ...

... WHIG ADDRESSES TO (FROM A GOVERNMENT PAPI3R.) SHEPTON MALLET. We, the undersigned inhanitarts of Sheoton Mallet, have viewed with regret and astonishment the attempt lately made 'o remove from the royal household your M jesty's chosen and tried friends ...

... the assassin escaped. The whig journals take but little notice of this deed, while they are exeerating the orangemen, who are, to their annoyance, merely obeying the laws and offending no one. The present practice of those whig journals is, to glean and ...

... WHIG RADICAL LIBERALITY. At the last meeting of the Committee for managing the Cork poor-house and lunatic asylum, the following conversation is reported to have taken place. The secretary had a very gratifying testimonial respecting the manner in which ...

... the cry resounds from Southwark to every constituency in the realm— Any one but a whig l Passing over I the Canadian and Jamaica despotism, let the report cf the whig I commissioners of inquiry into tee state of tee constabulary force be ransacked, and ...

... WHIG-RADICAL LIBERTY. Sir P. Laurie said he objected to sivarate confinement. which, call it what they might, was solitary confinement still. He had mentioned to Lord John Russell the prisoners would want air and exercise: to which his Lordship replied- ...

... EDUCATION AND THE WHIG MINISTRY. The genius and originality which her Majesty's ministers have displayed in calling out the latent energies of the privy council, to help them through their educational , difficulties, discovers to us the most hidden and ...

... W.HIG COMMISSIONS. Thanks to Colonel Sibthorp, who moved for such account, there is now prepared and printed, returns respectinz all • Commissions issued since the memorable November, 1830 ; salaries and expenses, days' labour, &c. The number is FORTY ...

... WHIG SIGNALS OF DISTRESS The Courier waxed melancholy, last night, while e f ,a ti ii ; templating the position and prospects of its patrons. _u oe , contemporary after, indirectly, admitting the utter fee' o: ness of the present officials, proceeds, ...