... o casion, nevei theless, to censure the Whig Ministry I retry sharply for their shors-ro nings. Tins may appear to -ome r ther mi, r.itelul behaviour ou the part of the Hi 'i Me.ub r. coiiwdering what the Whigs have done for /tint ; lut doubll.s. I.c ...

... TIIE DEGE&RRATR WHIGS. Will the modern Whigs be instructed by the re- buff* which they have justreceived from the radical Reformers ? No. Mrifr^koly as the truth is, it >s clear that they wHI ««£ Thos* t» ho could find no warning in the ...

... WHIG GENEROSITY TO COLONEL TORRENS, (From a Correspondent.) Last Tuesday night's Gazette announces that Robert Tor- rens, late Lieutenant- Colonel of the Royal Marines, ex- j Member of Parliament for Bolton, and one ofthe principal j proprietors ofthe ...

... ! THK JUVENILE WHIG. j Lord Palmerston, in the tourse of his address to his late constituents, at the close of the South Hants election, is re- presented to have said — It is not to that parly now constituting the Ministry that I would point your hopes; ...

... The UNFEELINGNESS of the WHIGS— LORD MORPETH and PUSEYISM. — . — • TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir— Day by day some fact occurs which brings to light the unfeelingness of the Whigs, and how little they respect the feelings that are inseparable ...

... NEW NOVELS. THE WHIGS THAT WERE DISHED. The Stooping Lady. By Maurice Hewlett. Macmillan. Mr. Maurice Hewlett, breaking fresh ground though with the old implements, gives us in The Stooping Lady an entertaining study of the Whig aristocracy trying to ...

... ST. JAMES'S WHIG-RADICAL MEETING TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — ls it to be endured that a contemptible clique of busy individuals should arrogate to themselves that they are the representatives of a wealthy body — that three tailors of Jer ...

... WHIG CONCILIATION AND ROMAN CATHOLIC CANDOUR We report to-night the Whig plan of Church Reform, and the debate upon it. We need not say that we think it in- sufficient ; byt it opens the question, begins the good work, is 2s. 6d. in the pound, and is ...

... MORE WHIG ADHESION TO THF LEAGUERS. MR. LABOUCHERE ON THE CORN LAWS. TO THE BAILIFFS OF THB BOEOUOH OF TAUNTON Gentlemen-I understand that it is intended to invite you to call a public meeting of the inhabitants of Taunton, to twlt'wm Sit t the Cora ...

... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AND ITS RADICAL ALLIES. A meeting was held last night in a dancing academy in Theobalds-road on the subject of the expatriated patriots of Dorchester, who some years ago were sent on their travels a t the expense of the country, and ...

... WHIG OFFICIAL IGNORANCE AND INSOLENCE. lii om- last publication we noticed some proceedings con- sequent upon a correspondence between the Hon. Fox Maule (writing under the direction of the Marquis of Normanby) and the Learned Gentleman who presides at ...

... WHIG A$D P.ADJCAL. Mn. Editor — l have the pleasure of sending you some furlher extracts from our Catalogue. I am happy to say, every thing looks well for the auction, as none of our expected bidders have throvm away any of Iheir money upon pretended ...