... . WHIG CLUB. On Tuesday, in the absence ofthe DnV Bedford, who was prevented from aU.hdi- , cf indisposition, Mr. Fox took the Chair O fV Club, and was supported by a very lar Ec pany of distinguished persons. In drinkintrt. regularand constitutional ...

... WHIG CLUB. AT an extraordinary Meeting the WHIG CLUB, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, the Strand, Wednefday the 20th Feb. Rt. Hon. Lord WM. RUSSELL the Chair,' Rcfolvcd uuanimoufly, That this Club think it their duty this extraordinary junAure, ...

... COALITION OF WHIGS & RADICALS At a dinner given at Wakefield, on Monday, to Mr. Guskell, Member for that borough, Mr. Baines, Mem- ber for Leeds, adverted to the charge preferred against the Whigs, of having entered into a base and un- principled coalition ...

... Appealfrom the OU to the New Whigs. In this pamphlet, of which Mr. Burke is the undoubted author, the following chara£ter of the Whig Party and the Minillry does great credit to his ingenuoufnefs With one of them (the Whig party) Mr. Burke has bad long ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE (From the Edinburgh lieiiew.) The Whig* have now, under two Cabinets, been in power nine years. You say tuoy have been vacillating and inefficient ; and we do not a«k ycu to match what they have done in nine years with tie acts ...

... TRL\L OF MR. HENRY WHITE. FOR A LIBEL IN ' THE INDEPENDENT WHIG.' The King v. White. — This trial took place on Friday, in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhiill ; the Attorney-General and Mr. Gar- row for the prosecution. The Attorney-General addressed ...

... j^j- A Whig ofthe Old School is too peraonal. AIARRIED. On Saturday sennight, in London, Mr. Jas. Taylor, of Cornhill, to Sarah Stacey, eldest daughter of Air. Johnson, of Red Lion-square, and grand-daughter of Air. Stacey, ofthis city. On .Monday ...

... Tiie bailers oftbe Whigs have joined themselves to the car of State, and vve trust there is reason to hope tiiat the machine, racked and en *.i inhered thou-rh it be, l.v I lie over- loading ot 'the last ?? yet be' drawn along in safety, with the aid ...

... THE NORWICH MUNICIPAL ELECTION. '1 Norwich Corporation ! what a vexation ! The freemen ungratefully spurn. The Whig* are for slaughter, And give it quarter, to be Kings in their turn. Hut corruption remains And the city still stains, lor crime both the ...

... g«- We are obliged to defer the reply of U A Whig Clergyman. The late arrival ofthe Railway Notice which appears in another column, and the delay of which would be fatal to the next Session of Parliament, obliges us to meter ?? communications, and disables ...

... The Ministry, in- -nil its principal departments, is t'.rrned, and although tbe Marquis nf Lansdowne and other leading Whigs have not taken places in the Cabinet, it is understood that tbe arrangements are ■«_»iip with a view to their admission in a short ...

... that unless the Whigs will give their support to a Radical nominee, the Radicals will withhold their votes from the Whig candidates. first sight this may appear a fair proposition ; but it is net so. The distinction between the Whig and the Radical is ...