... MR. O'CONNELL AND THE WHIGS. In our second page we insert a letter addressed to Mr O'Connell by • Whig of the Melbourne school ; end is a powerful address to the reason and not to the passions of his followers—a warning to them how they pur• •ue his ...

... THE WHIG PANACEA Fon IRELAND. The Whi; Government appear to he in the sane position so those described whom hefwetheirfall,Gud deprived of rasoa. They see the popuhstiun in many parts of the country dlsafected, and steeped to the lips in w ispry. They ...

... WHIG GOVERNMF,NT REWARDS. In order that the public may know the exact difference of the value set by the Whigs, between the life of a Protestant Clergyman and a Radical's cow-house. We state the fact, that Lord Mulgrave has offered seventy pounds reward ...

... (FROM THE KOBTHEItN WHIG WEDSESDAT. Vest- nitty were tee t»iere no nm»eaTam*e any ...

... readers are aware, is wrthing more than a Whig in polities, hating ettretne Radical views in Parliament. Ile been until the last a of the present florernment. Ile last hee..me restive, and refuses to bear the Whig tiny tweet, and u a country gentleman uhn ...

... WINGS °WHIG A P.,, rnr An.— mint is Skin at mi tin air. Two urges sag day want Wu, that titer arm kat to tint at each bath, , ,. Thee row• half a I. tie eu int tt. the.. Ii ea other Wt ham, e arrogant sat to .he *lath Pal tn. catty 1.01,4. A Mel so Gaonleer ...

... .THE WHIGS AT 'OEM WHITE BAIT, (F,coll illl SPLCrArua..) Her Majesty's had their annual fish tinnier at Blue: wail NVeduesday. And a pleasant evening those great men passed, we doubt nut—baited by Lovegrove, not Broughsai, and careless of Copley's carping ...

... WHIG ECONOMV-CAPTAIN GLSESON. We are desirous to ascertain from the Government, whether Captain Giersou be under Suspension— whether he be still continued in the Public Stinky, whether he is on lull pay Ibe public have a light to demand an answer ...

... WHIG 1:1 - IVAL: Y. ‘Vli:tt is loyalty? Loyalty is the state of being firitlifu; to one's Melbourne. What is treason ? Tseamm consists in the ' compassing or imagin. jog.' his retirement from office. We trust this is correct ? Ihe Minkters, then, sre ...

... THE KING AND 111$ WHIG MINISTERS. Another round of state dinners has been given at St. James's at which nut a single member, of the Cabinet has been invited. Where shall I dine ? asks the Minister. Certainly not at St. James's says the King.—Morning ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY-BV MR. CORBETT. This veteran politician, in a letter to Mr. Spring Rice, published in his Reeder, thus describes the =alum administration which has now got into place Sir I—hating the smoke of London as I do ; my ears violated as they ...

... WHIG M I' 's. RETIRING. The London eorre,montlent of the Lirtepo./ Conner my* —AI: the dim of the prevent Purl i A mem a large number. relatively, will craw to enlighten Wediiiiiivter by their prmeniv. These may, I understand, be taken to include Mr T ...