... THE WHIGS THE WHIGS !! [FROM VALUED COBHESPONDENT TO THE SrECTATOR.] who is a Whig, but man of talents, and great shrewdness,has been travelling for the last month, having visiled Manchester Liverpool, Glasgow. Edinburgh, Newcastle-oil- Tvne, Leeds ...

... 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 ...

... WHIG CHARITY TRUSTEES. When charity or the abuse it comes within our knowledge, our readers naturally entertain an expectation that, as journalists of what passes around us, we should, when in our power, not withhold the intelligence. A meeting of the ...

... WHIG CONFESSIONAL. He hath confessed— What ? ' That he hath used thee. —Shikspeare. Forgetful of the proverb—that when the props are divided, the old house is in danger—the supporters of the Ministry oppose each other on a question of no less vital ...

... reserved .. 1 Whigs objected to and struck oil' Whigs objected to and judgment at present reserved .. .. Claims Conservatives and established 2 Claims by Conner\ alive* and reserved for judgment .. .. Claims by Whigs and established Claims by Whigs and reserved ...

... unluckily, the Command at tbe Note shortly afterwards fell vacant, and was given to Admiral Fleming, a Scotch Whig — and some thing more than a Whig — an out and out O'Connellite. Was he called on to resign his seat? Nothing of the kind. Althongb the Nore ...

... think, added the Whig Secretary, I have some claim upon the insertion in the Courier of such article as y>n mentioned to me. The claim alluded to was, no donht, a weighty one. inspectorship worth 4*1500 a year, would quiet many Whig scruples' Lord Holland ...

... the Tories at the election was—we command the IIou«e Lords—the Whigs never can have any influence with that we regain power, there will no collision. If persist giving a majority to the Whigs, our majority in the Lords will prevent any measures of improvement ...

... Liberals multiplies the evidence of Whig-radical disunion. It is impossible to restrain dissatisfaction at the Whig op position to Peerage Reform it mill break out from the earnest Reformers. Upon the restoration of the Whig radical union all hope of successful ...

... WHIG-RADICALISM IN WEST SOMERSET. There was dinner-gathering Whig-radicals Wednesday week at Taunton, which occasion the usual quantity of inflammatory absurdity talked. That most consistent politician, Sir Thomas Lethbridge, was the chair, and, his health ...

... The Ministry.— Rumours of the retirement of Lord Palmerston, and of the resignation of the hole of the Whig Cabinet, have been very prevalent at the west end of the town through the whole of the morning. These rumours are, obviously, premature. Most ...

... A SPECIMEN OF WHIG HONESTY. We lately in the instance of Mr. James the Town- Clerk of Truro, furnished our readers with a specimen of Whig liberality and sincerity, and a sample of Whig faith in the observance of promises. Now we must say, that we never ...