... - lplix C'L Vzl: A n'lti't'us nmeeting of the Whig Culb '.VaS ycflcr- day heid at the London Tavern, Mr. Pox in the Clhair. After the toafts of the Club'were drank, the Chair- inan, in-the naime of the (ficc-Be-1arers 'of the Club, pretented the iinanci~i ...

... in hands-with blue blood in them_1 t'O en coronated Whigs, are to mark ties ed where such common clay as tenant farnte50 are made of must set their crosses upan e- the voting papers. iy Truly, the Whigs resemble the Bourton s, in this, that they have learned ...

... I THE DESERTION OF THE WHIGS. I The Whigs are rapidly deserting Mr. Glad- stone. The Marquis of Lansdowne has re- sirned the Under-secretarysbip of State for Iuidia, in consequence of the new complexion which has been Oiven to Mr. Forster's Com- pensation ...

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... one of those places vrhuich has really no stable political opinion. It has Swung about like a pendulum from Tory to Whig and from Whig to Tory. Always, however, it has chosen a man If wealth for its member. Altbough 3 working.-cass town, the working classes ...

... VWHIGS AND TORIES. 0 INe what does the Whig ministr-.e fo h fro fnrming T-411nit, lfe~r from the T.~vv~e et? T1 ery puzzling. question is now almost ai tommon as How do you do, when you meet an old friend, but the answer is r,'j so short with people ...

... WHIGS ON THE GREEN. So they have begun already, and Sir EDWARD REED is the first. When we prophesied yesterday that the Government must decline from their high ideals, we had no notion that ourwords would be illustrated by so fine an ?? to-day. Mr. GLADSTONE ...

... favonrihe to it, but thare re not sure of carrying with them on the question the whole of the Whig party, and in t this posture ofaffairs, therefere, every Whig who manifests his purpose to iupport the ballot, removes a cause of em- -barrasstent instead ...

... very moderate concessions. The letter addressed by that inveterate Whig, Earl Grey, to Lord Elcho, on Lord John Russell's proposed amendment, admits the public behind the scenes of Whig life. Sneers for Bright; in- genuity in avoiding questions as unpleasant ...

... writings, but those constitutional doc- trines so' fondly cherished by the Whigs, it has not a little astonished me, that you now plainly ardp uiequivocally state Cc that you dislike the Whig principle, having ob- ?? served that al!, nay all, those measures, ...

... and hence it is that there can never be any sincere and lasting alliance between Whigs and real Radicals. the Northampton election shows what a wide gull divides the Whig from the Radical. The accepted candidate of the former party candidly avowed that ...

... WNhtA~ CLts Yelterday the Mof nurmerous and rdfi ing of the Whig Club which has taken Ieftt~al - I was held at thle Crown and Anchor, p acefo Chair. Among the Cortipany were the Ox i;:; Duke of Bedford SirW. Mf ll0oing B . Duke of Norfolk Sir John b, ...