... WHIG-RADICAL WHIMS AND ODDITIES. The >\ hijjs and Radicals, in the House of Commons, extol purity ot election as an excellent thing to talk about, but totally unlit for practice, except by the Tories. Mr. Hume considers •• agitation the true Conservative ...

... The WHIG PATRONS of the SLAVE TRADE. -♦ TO THE 1 DITOR OF THE MORNING TOST. Sir— The debate on the sugar question, if not attended with any other effect, clearly establishes the fact that the Whig-Radical professions of hostility to the African slave ...

... -tfjSl&ll POLICY OF THE WHIGS. , nTH E RIGHT HON. VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, 11 &c. &c. &c. X, lord— Chance brought me to England, and I re- ?? to find myself in the capital of a kingdom with the i,tiv-« o f which l htve l,ad ,on « in!er coorse and some inli- ...

... DISSENSION IN THE WHIG-RADICAL CAMP (From the Oxford Herald.) Mr. O'Connell has been so much the mark of censure with liis political opponents that we have great difficulty in bring- ing torward his conduct as forming a principal obstruction in this path ...

... GROSS INSTANCE OF WHIG TYRANNY -♦ TO THE EDIIOK OF THE STANDARD. Sir I tnke ihe liberty of inclosing for your consideration the letter of Mr. Foot. It will tell its own talc, but 1 shall add a few particulars, on which you may depe:.u, which Mr. Foot ...

... A SMALL WHIG MISTAKI TO THE EDITOR v. ME DUBLIN KTKMx t , M , KfT . v . . Blackro. k, \pril I \ ?? Sir— l have just observed in the Enelish papers.! ' » lay that the reporters have made that very ?? . ■. r , I ?? - 'man. Sergeant Perrin, state that 1 ...

... CONDUCT OP WHIGS AND TORIES. CORR^roNDENCE BETWEEN LORD JOHN _T»~_.X2_ ELL ?? MR. BUCKINGHAM. ,W™ *•» ?? acquainted, through the care of ?? ?? J* *c corresplmdence to the ?? *• r 0 * ai ►*■■ *****« !_J^ SJa_? _£ bte f* **■■ » •Sting-ishrf part ...

... yU. ofthe WHIG MINISTRY. MEETING AT BRISTOL, I From our Correspondent.) BRISTOL, Tuesday. of the notice given by Sir J. B. Y. Buller pf c omruons for a motion expressive of a want ti present Ministers, the Conservatives of deity determined on holding ...

... ! THK JUVENILE WHIG. j Lord Palmerston, in the tourse of his address to his late constituents, at the close of the South Hants election, is re- presented to have said — It is not to that parly now constituting the Ministry that I would point your hopes; ...

... RESUSCITATION of the WHIG CABINET. I The following appeared in a small portion of onr impres- sion of Monday : — The world is aware that that emasculated, impure, and drop . cai body, commonly known by th. name of the Whig- Radical Cabinet, gave up ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG-RADICAL MEETING (from a correspondent.) The loyal inhabitants of Cheshire being very mo- derately infected with the virus of Whigism, the leaders of this faction have been obliged to solicit the co-operation of the adjacent Counties, wheae ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB MEETING. The seventh Annual Meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent Counties was held on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very numerously attended, particu- larly by Gentlemen from Manchester and Liverpool ...