... has delayed, Lord WILLIAM has again been sent to him to know the reason, and it is said, with a gentle hint, that the old ' Whig General' will pull his nose.-Ca~ledomsiau Mercury. HANG VElt-SQUAR1 Rooms.-On Thursday even- ing the concert in aid of the ...

... WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION.-WORCESTER, an SATURDAY.-The nomination took place this morning, the in candidates being Mr. Calthorp (Whig ), and Mr. Pakington we (Conservative); and the show of hands was declared by the rei High Sheriff to be in favour of Mr. Calthorp ...

... latter point we agree to ~ID hideal)c extent with Mr. Francis. Like him, Co l n' to think Lord Palmnerston the best 5eicel the Whig leaders of the House of 10tera d with himl wve agree that this supe- ns era1 one, and that in many indivi. critJ is thogl 0Foreiga ...

... detrlitutalttilla toIpersotitl imitvres;t, This wvietshie Nway In (J tumish fiel s 111d C tinvasesd tile coatity. Wile his now W~hig or o LiTa ry`7Ile is otirred t~mutilc taloft(t his honotireblue ispuisnenti bit buit ismbthe tie princi-phles h r ,ite po.seul ...

... com- a pior been of Hume's model in this respect, that it t is impossible to discover whether he be Protestant s or Papist, Whig or Tory. The store of materials is f amassed, the mostvaluable arranged and concreted, but, though derived from various sources ...

... for the borough of Poole in 1826, which he represented up to 1832, when he was returned for the county of Dorset. He was a Whig in politics. The late lord was a Fellow of the Royal Society, and his demise will be regretted by a large crcle of literary ...

... diferew wcti,] 'Tlheir llonours-to the SPANISH!! Leave off ?? old ?? Bite, , Learn, learn, ye Dnitons, to Unite, ileisceforth let Whig and 'ory ceas-,- Anddturmailparty-rageto Pe.cCE; Rouse, and revive your anciCnt.iglort! Unlie and drivettheworld bed.re y * ...

... Lord John Russell's speech at Perth sbeing taken for the text, an angry, but somewhat pointless, v lecture is addressed to the Whig party, who, strangely . enough, are taunted with inconsistency by a writer who l, warmly supports the present Government. The ...

... on the eve of *, giat revolution-not one of Swing fires and Bristol riots, with the democracy lashed into fury by the great Whig leaders, but one that will be no lessa voiderfiil in its course and in its fruits. The old order of things has Dassed away; ...

... animosity of the party which ta, constantly overreaching itself would have 01rdforth feelings of triumph in a much less 1,rerighig Whig. On this subject it is curious tantrst the mode of warfare adopted by Parlia- cotryolabatants in those days with that which ...

... usual in Tait's Mlagazine, a but still it contains a superabundant quantity of politics a The first contribution, As What the Whigs ought to do, t goes upon the supposition that the Tories are much less s bigotted, perverse, and obstinate than we think them ...

... your now superiors in mioral wurti, has marked you with its vociferous seorn? Call you hope that your deluded constituents, Whig or Tory, will feel less scaudalised at their connection with you? It is your bounden duty, as a public man, clearly and un ...