... THE RADICALS AND THE WHIGS We learn from a correspondent in Scotland that a strong objection was felt by the Radicals of the Stirling district of burghs to the re-election of the Whig Lord Dalmeny. With this view they made overtures to Colonel Thompson ...

... WHIG LIBERTY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. March 28, 183 P. Sir, — The following circumstance wliich has recently oc- curred, deserves the serious attention ofall who may yet have any doubt, as to the end which the united forces of the Whigs and Papists ...

... WHIG NEPOTISM. TO THE EDITOR. Sic, — I was turning over a Peerago yesterday, at> observed the following fact, which I think deserves * consideration in the case of Derby versus Russell : — Lord Derby and Lord John Russell both have se* ...

... WHIG PROMOTION. [We are indebted for the following article to the kindness of the editor of the United Service Gazette] : “We understand that Captain George Bohan Martin, nephew to Admiral Sir George Martin, G.C.8., to com* mand the Volage, now ready ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT. *■ . rHE TRUE UNVARNISHED RESUME OP PARLIA- MENTARY WORK IN SESSION 1871, TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — As the strongest possible testimony to the un- questionable efficiency of the present administration, 1 bave .0 call attention ...

... WHIG INTIMIDATION. 44 Adeipe nunc Danaum iusldla.-i, et crimiue ah n»io Disceomnes. ACoeM 2, 05. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Grantham, July 8. Sir, — I should feel much obliged by your giving insertion in your influential journal to the enclosed circular ...

... VEXATION OF THE WHIGS. (From tbe Buaks Herald.) All that the jealousy, vexation, and irritation, of unex- pected and utter defeat can say, do, aud write, the Whigs and Radicals are doing, saying, and writing. Their organs, tbe Morning Chrouicle and Globe ...

... WHIG STATESMANSHIP, The Political History op England, from the Accession of Queen Anne to the Death of George II.” By J. S. Leadam, M.A., being the ninth volume the history edited Drs. William Hunt and Reginald Poole. « (Longmans. 7s. 6d.) The century ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURCH. After our observations upon repeat m*, don had been in type, the address of Mr. soiiby Protestant electors of Dublin met eye. Mr. George Pomonby is ordinary m, and in his anitonnoad sentiments is expression the determination ...

... TIIK WHIGS. We the Oloiio last night, which in a most lachrymose article implores the Whig*, fur the sake of their honourable principles,” (dear creatures!) to stick to the cuke, that break up it near. If he depend upon the honourable principles of ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. (From the Morning Herald.) Yesterday passed over the new administration like the day befo:e, except as to speculations, some of which were retracted, and new ones substituted in their place. We are told by some of our contemporaries ...

... GOOD-BY TO THE WHIGS ! A SONG OF REJOICING. (From It lock wood's Magazine.) Air— Dear Tom. this brown ?? Qood-by to the Whigs— their departure's at hand — Is tbe cry o'er the length and the breadth ot the land ; 'Tis re-echo'd in gladness from mountain ...