... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. The demonstrations at Birmingham (says London correspondent) have passed away, and have left no trace behind them, except a‘strong feeling of indignation in some sections of the Liberal party, hear that the Whig division of ...

... the professing Whig. He is the veriest enemy of everything that we hold dear. He is prepared for anything except a Catholic demand, and our most essential wants and demands he will strenuously oppose.” Puron it is stated, do these Whigs expect to be returned ...

... WHIG LOVE. Tnv Master of the Bolls has all the historic love Ilia own flesh and blood which has over characterised the members of the great Whig families. five years since, Lord Bomilly appointed bis son, barrister of two years’ standing, to a post worth ...

... Ultvamontaniets and the ■Whigs.” Anyone reading your article—able irora your own point of view—would naturally conclude that Ultramontanists, Homan Catholics, and Whigs were at one time synonymous terms, but that just at present the Whigs have been cast aside ...

... MOBE WHIG JOBBEBY. F*on yeetel'day'B IrUh Timet *« copy the following well-timed remarks: The Dublin Custom House, whieb no Cnstoms ere collected, Is the hesd-qnuten of rariety of Qoremment departments. Two of these, the Stamps and the Excise, are about ...

... WHIG PICE-HUNTING. A London correspondent, writing last night, says:—lt was Sydney Smith, I thick, who, referring his old friends the Whig party, and especially the house of Russell, sai-l that ** nothing was too great for their ambition or too small ...

... MORE WHIG BUNGLING. The Standard haa it, on excellent authority, that the accounts of the War Office are in state of almost hopeless confusion. THE FRENCH DEPUTATION IN IRELAND. The Times believes the reception of the French Deputation in Ireland will ...

... ANOTHER WHIG JOB. The Irish Times remarks that it would be satisfactory if Mr. Cardwell would explain what he moHns the principle of selection” which is to take the place of the purchase system. The word selection has a very wide application. It may selection ...

... THE WHIG LADY LEADER Whig circles (says a London correspiir l are much agitated by the selection of a successor to the position filled by the Countess Waldegrave. The deceased lady was the social leader of the Whig party, and it has already been found ...

... MR. JAMES HART AND THE WHIG. Our contemporary, the Northern Whig, of this morning, has again fallen across the literary oare of Mr. James Hart. We need scarcely say that Mr. Hart is one of the most sound Protectionists of the' present day, and that entertains ...

... AND THE WHIG. Tim EDITOR THE TELBOBAEB. Sir—The Northern Whig of to-day abuses the Government and the Septennial Act. Of the latter it says:—“lt is part the Constitution ; it implies distrust of the people,” Ac. Bnt who passed the Act ? The Whigs! The learned ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE “ NOBTHERN WHIG AMD SQDABE BETTS. TO TBS EDITOR OF TBS TBLSaBiVH. Sir— Tour contemporary, the Northern Whig, in its issue of this day, is greatly perturbed in regard to the Queen’s Bridge. It says that at its present width the ...