... AND WHIG PROSPECTS. A clever, intelligent, and accurate correspondent of the Times has addressed the following communication to the Editor of that influential paper, clearly pointing out the election prospects of the Conservatives and the Whigs, should ...

... THE GUILDHALL WHIG MEETING. The Speech of Chas. Attwood, Esq. the '* liberal meeting last week, reply Mr. Blakey's proposition to alter the memorial moved that gentleman in reference to universal suffrage, contains principles of such great importance ...

... POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF THE WHIGS. The year 1840, says the Times, has closed with the Whigs in power—we beg pardon—not in power, but in office —will another year—will any other year, in the present century, close with such occnpantsin Downing-street ...

... AGITATION—ROUTE OF THE WHIGS. The thorough-going Whigs this Town, stimulated the appearance dissension the ranks the Chartists, resolved last week to get a meeting on behalf of the rejected Melbourne Ministry, and by little dexterous management create ...

... WHIG PLEDGES AND PERFORMANCES. They have made their word jest, and have done their best destroy all confidence in every thing they say or propose; for their ultimate acts are ever variance with their professed Intentions; they seem incompetent perceive ...

... WHIG AGITATION AT SUNDERLAND. A Public Meeting was held in the Athenseum, Sunderland, on Monday, for the purpose of memorializing tbe Queen not to prorogue Parliament until the present distress the country had been inquired into and alleviated. At twelve ...

... THE WHIGS, THE PEOPLE, AND THE PRESS. The Whigs (writes a correspondent ofthe Times) then, are last really gone. After stumbling through two or three years of bare and powerless existence, and two or three months of pitiable struggle to escape ejection ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The late additions to the Peerage have created considerable interest; the following statement will show the doings and misdoings of the Whigs for the last ten years with regard to that body in the shape of creations and promotions ...

... temporary advantages the Whig-liadical Faction, that person cannot but regard with some alarm and with great indignation, the use —the insolent use—which these Whig. Radicals make her Majesty's name. Beaten the House of Commons, beaten in the House of Lords ...

... UTTER ROUT OF THE WHIGS.—CORN LAW AGITATION. The poor Whigs their last extremity had the courage yesterday to get a piece of agitation this town, in favour the Ministers, under the artful pretext of petitioning parliament for the total and immediate ...

... THE YORKSHIRE WHIGS. 3Jr. Richard Oastler, in „ . « old friends, the recreant WhSf the , ,f t of his - r . gs, tnus sketches their portrait These est Whigs have known from cradle, were then a j|i ,„„, . j race hating all law and order, * ' rau , rm ...

... WHIG PROSPECTS AT THE ELECTIONS. The ministerial prints (says the Times) are sometimes so indiscreet as to liken the circumstances attending the coming dissolution of parliament to those which took place in April, 1831. There cannot be, for the poor ...