... THE WHIG-RADICAL MEETING A meeting of the Whif-RadiraU (hi* town held Monday evening la*t, at Hotel, to petition hi* Maje*iv to pa** the Corporation Reform Bill Mr. HoVELf. having been called chair, briefly addre**ed meeting, as*erfing that bill now before ...

... WHIG & LIBERAL PURITY. At tbe late city of Dublin election there were four candidates for the representation of that city—the Lord Maxor, (Sir Robert Harty) and Mr. Perrin, reformers; and Mr. Shaw and Mr. Moore, anti-reformers. The former were returned ...

... The Whig-Radical Candidates. ARRIVAL OF MESSRS. PETO AND WARNER. The arrival of the Liberal candidates in this city for the commencement of their canvass, was made the occasion by the members of that party for a grand demonstration of their strength in ...

... PEERS OF WHIG CREATION. The list of those Peer.', who voted for Ministers last Tuesday fortnight, has been analysed ; and it appears that out present and five proxies) who supported Address, sixtytwo are indebted to the Whig-Radical Cabinet for tbeir ...

... WHIG (IM)POLICY. From the Nonconformist. It is difficult to conceive of more humiliating position in which for statesmen to be placed, than that occupied Friday night by Lord John Russell. His speech, from end to end, was one lengthened confession of ...

... WHIG IMPARTIALITY—THE REGISTRATION SIR,— Ilnvirff! some little interest in the ensuing - Registration I have been struck with the conduct pursued by seteral of the Whig Overseers, and certainly surprised that they should have ventured subject themselves ...

... up the steam in Ireland to bestow his abuse on the Whigs as well as the Tories. The reason is simply this—if the Repealers thought that the great agitator was merely playing a party game to get the Whigs into office again, his influence in Ireland would ...

... TURNING OUT THE WHIGS. TO THE KING Dublin, Nor. 19. Sir.—l srnlrful to your lor your to tlie Keform Hill, but lam raucb more grotetul til you for having driven from councils and presence, set servants «ho have used their power for the purpose ot procuring ...

... reforming body then they are what the old Whigs were. Therefore, tbe Whigs, if consistent, ought to acknowledge that they were now met by tbe old Tories. AH should unite as Conservatives of the Constitution. The Whigs, in not doing so, but in out-stepping ...

... WHIG LOYALTY AND DECENCY. Some regulations have been lately published by authority respecting the Royal Standard those, whom it more immediately concerns,having probably discovered that there was room for improvement in the degree of respect which is ...

... meeting of tbs Whig-Radical clique but Tory oppression of the poor—Tory extravagance of the public money--Tory promotion of political psrtiuns And what, were told should renlscc these Tory enormities, in the golden age of Whig role, but Whig respect for ...

... WHIG CAI.IMNV 7*o the lit lor of the Chronicle- Sir, Was well aware that the copious Isaac Barrow S. had exhausted every subject, but did not think bad thoroughly described the sent policy of the Ministerial journals, in attributing the war with Hotl ...