... sent an intimation to the Whigs this borough to prepare for a contest, allow me to inform you that have heard, on unquestionable authority, that Spring Rice has written to a leading Whig in Cambridge, advising him to provide Whig candidate, in case of the ...

... THE WHIG-RADICAL DINNER. (Concluded from our last.) Our report ot last week, ended with the toast of The Bishop ol Hereford;” after which Mr. R. Foster shortly returned thanks to the company for their reception of the sentiment of Civil and Religious ...

... THE WHIG ■ RADICAL DINNER ( Concluded from our lu*t.) Our report ot last week, ended with the toast of •• t» Bishop of Hereford;” after which Mr. R. Fustir short! returned thanks to the company for their reception sentiment Civil and Religious Liberty ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE WHIGS & THE HOUSE OF LORDS. INDEPENDENT PREss, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1850. The extraordinary vote of censure passed by a majority of the House of Lords, on Monday night, on Lord Palmerston’s policy in our enforced claims upon the Greek Government, is ...

... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. following is com par* tire view of the expenditure the and Tory Government* during the last nine year* of their possession office. The intervening year, 1831, may considered a sort of interregnum as regards financial affair* :— ...