... THE PURE WHIGS. (From the .spectator.) Last week, we mentioned the rumour that a negotiation had been opened with the Duke of Marlborough for the sale of the borough of Woodstock ; adding, that the story had not been contradicted. It turns out to have ...

... WHIG DESPERATION. (From the Standard) Who would have expected a few months back from the moderate, the cool as-a-cucumber Globe, such sentiments as those it pot forth on Thursday evening, on the gain of a majority of leo in the town council of N ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PRESS. The Whigs, who used to parade their affection for the press before the admiring gaze of the mobocracy, and boast so largely of their toleration for its abuses, are continually assailing it with prosecutions. This is a strange ...

... CLAIMS OF THE WHIGS. The following excellent hints are suggested In the Quarterly Review. We make no apology for extracting them for the benefit of our readers The friends of the church will remember the Whigs' proposal of the appropriation clause, and ...

... WHIG ARITHMETIC (From the Stm.•'ar'l./ The Seof.mna nod Morning Chronicle have clubbed their kindred geniusts to demonstrate that thrt-t to one of the town population of Great Britain are (avowable t, ministers he progress of deummittation is as tolloses—and ...

... CHESHIRE. WHIG CLUB. The anal y of the Cheshire whig dinner was held at the Royal hotel, Chester, on Friday the tlth. Between fifty and sixty gentlemen oat down to dinner. The chair was tilled b• G. Toilet, Eat] , supported on the right by Earl fir, 00000 ...

... MORE WHIG LIBERALITY. If we were not told that the present Administration is an extremely liberal one, we should hardly have thought it, from the general tendency of its conduct to the practices of oppression. That which would, in any other Administration ...

... THE WHIGS IN A QITANDARY. (FSum a Whiggism is at a terrible discount just now. The great and the little ministers—his Majesty's counsellors anti the counsellors of his Alajesty's counsellors, the Unions—are all at a stand-still. Agitators are beating ...

... GENIUS OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. Truth is said by some to lie perdue in a nut-shell; by others it is described as concealed in a well. Genius on the contrary is an open distinguishable spirit which throws its graces and its glories over every object ...

... magnanimous and spirited, and so truly deserving of the expressive admiration of our home made Whigs and Radicals, it is not a little Bur pritiog that these said Whigs and Radicals should not he more generous to their political opponents. If the consequence ...

... WHIG - RADICAL LIBERTY. (Fras the Morwing Herald.) Sir P. Laurie said he objected to separate cooheewent, w bleb, call it what they might, was solitary confinetueut still. lie had mentioned to Lord John Reuell she prisoners would want air and exercise ...

... of the Whig Radical journals in regard to the Ipswich election, only surpassed by the practical contempt for the ordinary rules of justice and the principles of the constitution evinced by the Whig Radicals in the House of Commons. Let a Whig he detected ...