... was well known that I had advocated Whig principles, and the principles which hive ever advocated, will not disavow; but there ire two descriptions of Whigs, there the Consert ative Whig and there is the modern Whig Radical, two beings quite dissimilar ...

... circumstance thai sine Ihe days the Whigs produced a line, enrol celebrity. pamphleteering, essay writing, speech making, and .11 political strokes of faction, many tlieir champions have excelled ; tiii.tuce is a silei which Whigs have In ineffective anil unpractical ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION VOTERS. observe that P. Methuen, Esq. the hue liberal candidate for North Wilts, has made an example of Mr. Johu Little, of Biddestone, one of tbe most respectable farmers of tbat county, not for voting against him—for he both voted ...

... The Whigs and the Speculators Corn. [From the Morning Post.] is observable from the tone of the , Whig Journals, both in town and country, ah well r as from their selection news, that a scheme is foot—nothing short of villainous —the object of which is ...

... WHIG & LIBERAL PURITY. At tbe late city of Dublin election there were four candidates for the representation of that city—the Lord Maxor, (Sir Robert Harty) and Mr. Perrin, reformers; and Mr. Shaw and Mr. Moore, anti-reformers. The former were returned ...

... The Whig-Radical Candidates. ARRIVAL OF MESSRS. PETO AND WARNER. The arrival of the Liberal candidates in this city for the commencement of their canvass, was made the occasion by the members of that party for a grand demonstration of their strength in ...

... PEERS OF WHIG CREATION. The list of those Peer.', who voted for Ministers last Tuesday fortnight, has been analysed ; and it appears that out present and five proxies) who supported Address, sixtytwo are indebted to the Whig-Radical Cabinet for tbeir ...

... WHIG (IM)POLICY. From the Nonconformist. It is difficult to conceive of more humiliating position in which for statesmen to be placed, than that occupied Friday night by Lord John Russell. His speech, from end to end, was one lengthened confession of ...

... reforming body then they are what the old Whigs were. Therefore, tbe Whigs, if consistent, ought to acknowledge that they were now met by tbe old Tories. AH should unite as Conservatives of the Constitution. The Whigs, in not doing so, but in out-stepping ...

... Whig Club.—On a Meeting of the Whig Club was held the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Mr. Fox was in the Chair. The Dukes of Norfolk and Bedford, Lord Lauderdale, Sir Wm. Milner, Mr. Wm. Smith, and a numerous body of the members were prefent. After the toafts ...

... A WORD OF WARNING TO THE WHIGS. It is not necessary to be uncivil towards the 'Parliamentary leaders of the Liberal party. We should not be ungrateful for the good they have done times past, nor unmindful of the possibility of further services being obtained ...

... WAR AND OPPOSITION—THE WHIG AND THE TORY. (From the Press.) We are told all sides that it is a great thing for the country at the present juncture to have had the whigs in office. What everybody really means that it is a great thing not to have had the ...