... WHIG DEALINGS WITH THE SCOTCH CHURCH. Two Parliamentary papers have just been delivered from the Vote-office. One, A copy of the Commission of Im into the Church Establishment in Scotland ; the other •containing copies » Ofthe Remonstrance of the Oftfi ...

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... praising and supporting the very liberal Whig r Law Bill. Deducting then, fifty from the aggregate number who attended the dinner, we have seventy left; and in this number, verily believe, comprised nearly the whole Whig strength the Borough. I mean all those ...

... MORE WHIG BLUNDERING—THE REGISTRATION. The huge blunders of the Ministry in large matters have made quiet obscurity for multitude their blunders in smallermatters. There is one, however, that ought not to left unnoticed—we allude to Lord John Russell's ...

... THE FOUR WHIG CARDINAL VIRTUES. 1. Whig Chaiuty —Basrile Unions. Separation of .Man and Wife. Separation of Parent and Child. Twelve Quarts of Soup for Farthing. Sunday Worship and Christian Burial forbidden the Poor. Poverty treated as a Crime. Relief ...

... WHIG PATRONAG ‘The Master of the Rolls has all the historic love of his own flesh and Wood which has ever characterised the members of the great Whig families, if the following, taken from the Civilian, be true:—* About five years since Lord Romilly appomted ...

... WHIG PLUNDER—THE MINTO FAMILY. We copy below, fi-orn the columns of the Times, a list of the Places and Pensions held by the family of Lord Minto, the Whig First Lord of the Admiralty, which deserves a place alongside the celebrated '• Grey List, published ...

... therewith the immaculate purity of the Whig-Radicals! The artful dodge was, indeed, well imagined ; but the artful dodgershave over-reached themselves ; and before tbe inquiries to which the new-born zeal of tbe Whig Radicals for purity of election has ...

... DIS-UNION OF WHIGS AND RADICALS. recently formed union of the Whigs and Radicals Newcastle, under the denomination of *' The Newcastle eform Association, lias, as we last week predicted, fallen to l ...

... THE NEW WHIG REFORM BILL. ■ The proposed Reform Bill of 1852 having been sketched out some of the ministerial hacks, a few figures compiled from Dod's Parliamentary Companion for may be acceptable. The bill is avowedly to swamp the counties, those counties ...

... Reform Bill. The Whigs had indeed long made ' Parliamentary Reform a part of their stock-in-trade; and Lord John himself had twice or thrice made a cold formal speech in parliament on the question. But it was well understood that the Whig plan was merely ...

... STATE OF IRELAND UNDER THE WHIGS. Mr. Eneas Macdonnell, to whom the country owes a debt of gratitude almost large as is due it to any public man, has just published tract, from which we take the following passage : Before exhibiting the details of the ...