... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. A great secret has at length oozed out respect- ing the relations of the Whigs ami the Radicals. The speech of Lord Granville inthe House of Lords last Monday seems likely to constitute an epoch in modern political history ...

... THE WHIG MIXTURE. It must be a source of gratification to every loyal subject, that circumstances have this year relieved her Majesty from the task of repeating to her assembled Parliament, the mixture of twaddle and misrepresentation, concocted by Lord ...

... WHIG AND RADICAL That Whigs should impute to Radicals, and Radicals to Whigs, the whole responsibility for the result of the lafe s ...

... LORD DERBY AND THE WHIGS. (From the Times.) The names and organisation of Parties are, in the first instance, formed with a view to give eipre3' sion and effect to some existing convictions held in common by a number of persons. In a period of indiscriminate ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB. The following is a copy of tbe Declaration which was unanimously adopted by tbe Cheshire Whig dab, at their late meeting:— * DECLARATION. _rs Association wo* formed to foster aad om_i_m tbe prnsoiples of Ihe glorioas Revolution of ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB TV seventh anniversary dinner of tbe Whig n.b of Cheshire aud tbe adjoining counties, was \l,i on Tuesday week, at tbe Royal Hotel, Cbes- , . lo »l>* coorse of tbe business before dinner, Liverpool committee for tbe admission of mem- ...

... regret at net being able to attend the meeting of the Cheshire Whig Club : in a letter which bad been read in the Committee room, bis Royal Highness bad declared his strong attachment to the Whig principles which seated his family on the throne, and said ...

... IHE WHIG GOVERNMENT Many persons suppose ibe country, in dismissing the late government from the public service, has taken leave of them tor ever. By an aci passed 4 and 5 W. IV., c. 24, the people pay the following very nice snug retiring pensions upon ...

... w WHIG ECONOMY. *? Whig economy, we need not say, is a bye word of long standing, but tbere is a proveib of older date still which will perhaps more accurately apply to the particular subject about which we feel called upon to venture a few words of ...

... whig Weir—Hirst The wedding took place at EUel Parish Church on Saturday aitemoon of Mr. Thomas Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Weir, of Croft Ten-ace, Egremont and Miss Annie Hirst, second daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. Hirst, of Chapel Street, Galgate ...

... and in ?? to destroy the boasted Reform bill ? — The Whigs. Who dared to tell a British Parliament that the favour of the (Jrown was tiie besi support a Bri'ish Minister could possess? — The Whigs. Who, during the prosperous rei^n of Goree 111., wou'd ...

... without introducing any of those healina measures, which the Whigs have ever insisted should go hand in hand with coercion Do not these, facts all go to prove that the only prinei le to which a Whig v always true, is to obtain office by any means, however ...