... WHIG LOAN SOCIETIES. Ka. Enrrott,—ln my former letter on the above subject I gave a brief account of the origin of Loan Societies, and pointed out the difference between those which were really established for the benefit of the poor, by charitably disposed ...

... WHIGS. Sin JOHN Ciot lionnouse has been counselling some of his Whig friends—not to lay the flatter. ing unction to their souls of a speedy realization of place and power, as the Queen's affection for the best of story-tellers, if nut first of rninietcre ...

... philosophical, unimpassioned, religious negation. In the eyes of Whig Churchmen, Voluntaryism is the worst heresy,—at least, next to Methodism. The opposition of the Dissenters to the Whig Education scheme, was the more bitterly resented, inasmuch as it ...

... WHIGS AND REPEALERS. At a dinner which took place lat night, for the ostensible purpose of aiding the funds of St. Bridget's Orphan Society, Mr. O'Connell gave a version of an uit dit which was current for some days, and which will supply another proof ...

... TIIE WHIG LEADERS. THE fray has commenced. The struggle, not in co-operation for the country's good, but in hostility, on the side of the Whigs, fur the country's plunder; and in defence, on the Conservative side, for its protection, has now fairly opened ...

... WHIG-RADICAL CABINETS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD- Exeter, Aug. ■* Sir,— There is a great desideratum in politics ture, and that is, a history of the various V» mg wgS administrations that have c dsted since the Reiorm passed, especially of the last ...

... WHIG MOTION ON THE IRISH POLICY. IT is now settled that Lord JOHN RUSSELL intends immediately to bring the whole question of Irish policy under the consideration of the House of Commons. It will certainly be high time, for it is impossible to shut our ...

... WHIG GATHERING AT CHARLEMONT HOUSE (From the Freevtan't Journal.) The meeting at Charlemont House, on Thursday, was con- vened by a circular letter from Lord Charlemont, which was marked private, and hence the difficulty arises of our being able to ...

... THE WHIG MANIFESTO ON THE IRISH QUESTION. New Numbers of the Quarterly and the Edinburgh Review have just made their appearance. The former contains no political Article bearing upon the state of parties, or upon any pending question ; a sign that discretion ...

... WHIG DIPLOMACY AM) HONOUR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. as t, „ „ .. .3 > Bolton- row, Feb. 20, 1844. lnK r 'l7 \?K_i ♦, ce H mPnSOI _ ment ...

... IRISH GRIEVANCES.— WHIG INQUISITION It is very remarkable that whilst so much has lately been ■aid of Irish grievances, no notice whatever has been taken of a very remarkable order given to the bridewell keepers in Ireland to receive prisoners from the ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND lIIS WHIG KXEMIKS TO THE EDITOR OE THE STANDARD. Barnsley, J une 1 . Sir, — What an example of humiliated humanity, of pros- tration of character, is presented in tliat section of the which wages no less than a war of extermination I ...