... THE WHIG PURITANS. Odette* SATURDAY, JUNE 4, ISO 3 have of late heard so much virtuous. indignation at the corrupt practices of the Tories —we have seen articles iv the columns of our Liberal contemporaries enumerating such patriotic I parity and detestation ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. (gazette. SATURDAY, August 17 There are some things in which it is impossible for a man to place implicit confidence, and there are some people on whom it would be foolish to rely. American river steamers, coloured sugar plums, cheap ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. It is remarkable to notice the tenacity 'with which the liberal journals adhere to the fib that Lord John Russell's administeration fell through the hostility of the Conservatives. On the contrary it is notorious that they ...

... THE LATE WHIG MINISTRY. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1852. Whatever the difference of opinion respecting Lord Derby's administration, there appears to be hut one opinion as to the now defunct Whig Government. They held office long after they ceased to possess ...

... MONK, one of the Whig candidates. Mr. THOMPSON cashed the cheque, and took the first train to Gloucester. Hi 6 first business there was to consult Mr. WILTON, and with his aid the city was quickly put into a state of siege by these Whig champions of purity ...

... seconder of the whig address last February, and many others separated themselves from their leader; and the numbers of the minority barely exceeded that of the Cbesham-place meeting. It is due to the most eminent and experienced members of the Whig party to ...

... pleasures. If our Whig friends will take more notice of our contemporary in their dinner invitations, they may hear no more of the prejudices of the small silver-fork school of Whigs in this city. Having heartily abused the detested Whigs, our ■ contemporary ...

... THE YORK WHIG-RADICAL MEETING. '■ho o observed from a report in another V cr that the Whigs, Radicals, and this city, who endeavour to make 8 agreeable to the public by styling i[ S,li vp Liberals, made an exhibition of tne Festival Concert-Room, on ...

... The Church.—WHIG SECRETARY OF PRESENTATIONS. Tbe Cambridge Chronicle, referring to the appointtneut of & whig to the office of Secretary of Presentations the patronage of the Lord Chancellor, and to the fact already alluded to in our paper, that the ...

... CORRUPTION OF THE WHIG PRESS. Lord Clarendon and his associates in the Government have been convicted of dealing ,- venal press in a manner which must arouse indignation, and bring upon themselves and creatures whom they have corrupted the just sures ...

... THE WHIGS! * Friend of Mr. F. Milbank's having applied to 1 Cleveland Vicar for his vote, the following answer was returned, which churchmen may think over with ' profit. My Dear Sir,—l owe you many apologies for not • replying sooner to your note. • ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. The plot thickens in reference to the jobbery and nepotism of Lord Westbury, whose principal vocation since he became Lord Chancellor has been to introduce Law Reforms, which have had any rate one beneficial result to his lordship—tbe provision ...