... THE LATEST WHIG APPOINTMENT. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — I assure you thit many people were much please! to see the exposure in your columns of the plurality of ap- pointment _ held by th**t favoured Whig junior ban-iister. Air. Henry Wyndham Weit, of the Northern ...

... MORE WHIG DECEPTION. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — Is there no truth in any of those old Whigs ? Read the debate of Thursday on our naval resources. Was there ever grosser equivocation than Sir C. Wood has practised ? Allow me to state a fact or two for your ...

... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. Sm _ _ . T0 TFIE EDITOR. H6t i~u c. . to the •• rticle ■* your journal of the Ith ■StoT. hW- ie L ?? Whh - *P«»elyte,'' wherein it is the ?? I i by de ' : ees tho Daif ?? Express receded from adont_i . i «* y W, ' ich ifc bad ...

... STATESMANSHIP OF MODERN WHIGS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SlB, — Perhaps no party in the history of this country ever manifested the desire of political power so strongly as the modern Whigs. Nor liuvo they been overscrupulous i:i tho means they have ...

... - ar , • rinripn' Whig, __4' bs. --• eo 011:memirg . 44 T. I IVOR %. .. , v ...

... MORE WHIG CORRUPTION. THE BOARD OF CHARITY COMMISSIONERS A BLOATED WHIG JOB. TO THE EDITOR. SIE, — I have read the letter of Honestas in your paper, giving the astounding list of the Whig Board of Charity Commissioners, and the public may now ...

... WHIG JOBBERY AND CHURCH PATRONAGE, •fO THE EDITOR. Sift, —Ik I predicted mouth ago. The livings AcUsham and Staple arc not to be divided, and the youthful son-in-la**' .of Earl Russell is have with an income * year, although tance it orated that he would ...

... thing in the .yorld to abuso youi- friends to your enemy. ?? -^ I am an old Whig (I sometimes decui it advantageous to call myself a Liberal), and so tenacious hi.ye I been of my Whig opinions and my place, that an intimate Tory friend of mine often laughingly ...

... A WHIG BUT LIBERAL. ...

... been in political antagonism ! Bo it remembered, the Whigs took office under 95r R. Pool's followers in 1853, not Sir R. Peol _• followers under them. And this coalition was made by the Whigs, because, on tho confession of their own leader in the House ...

... MORE WHIG JOBBERY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir?, — I perceive from this morning's impression of vonr journal that the Rev. Henry Montague Villiers, ?? has been presented to the valuable living of Adishara. Kent. The income is about 150 C& per annum. This gen- ...

... WHIG RADICAL PURITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Slß,— The g.ntlemen who call themselves Liberals have shown extreme severity in punishing independent con- stituencies and unseating independent members. But it is wonderful with what indifference ...