... 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 ...

... WHIG-RADICAL MISREPRESENTATION. The tools of the Leeds Reform Registration Association are ever at their dirty work. For factious purposes tbey have for months been moving all the powers they could influence, and trying all the means they thought were ...

... had against the doings of their Whig-Radical predecessors and opponents. we have no hesitation in saying tbat if they bad recourse to this mode of redress with the same unscrupulous audacity which characterized the Whig-Radical administration, the governmeni ...

... the whig bribers and the indepen- DENT PHESS. Sin, —After tbe inwne cunt promulgated the Indeptndcut Pres* about bribery, it may be right to let th- public know that tbe manager of that paper ia mcoruuatent this all other things, the following will shew ...

... A BROAD The tyranny, which has ever characterised Whig rule in the foreign possessions of this empire, has been recently exemplified by the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands. This gentleman, Sir H. Warp, formerly repre- sentative of Sheffield ...

... THE WHIG SCHEME OF REFORM. The organ of the Peelite section of the Cabinet, tha strange compound of semi-Popery and Free-trade, absolut ism in religion, and republicanism in commerce, the Mom Chronicle, has published list of English Boroughs which, says ...

... A WHIG PORTRAIT MR. DISRAELI. [The following vivid portraiture the most remarkable man of the day is from the pen of a novelist of the liberal school, who, in a recently published work, culled Charles Delmer, story of the day, has introduced some ...

... DOCKYARD CORRUPTION.-HOW THE WHIG-RADICALS MANAGED IT. In illustration, of the system pursued by the whig- radicals while in office, in the disposal of dockyard patronage,-which, Whey would have the country be. lieve, was never exercised otherwise than ...

... TO THE WHIGS. GENnEmEx,—Whatever praise or whatever attilell to the name it was once your boast to assume, the name itself is so identified with the History of England, that we have a right to ask why it has disappeared from our records? Hitherto you ...

... OF THE WHIGS. Wo • aru the public prints, that emigration from Jamaica Australia and the Isthmus is rapid!, taking place, and that persons of the bettei sort have already engaged berths in one ship, !,o Glcutanar, it being expected that great many more ...

... TO THE WHIGS. LETTER 111. GEwrisum—l have said that Lord DEnav's Government took pre cisely that ground which the Whigs should have appropriated. Brief-lived as that Government was, never since the time of Lord GREY'S Administration has any Cabinet evinced ...

... therewith tbe immaculate purity of the Whig Radicals 1 The artful dodge was, indeed, well imagined ; but the artlul dodgers have over-reached themselves ; and before the inquiries which the new- born zeal of the Whig Radicals for purity of electioo has ...