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... HISTORY OF THE WHIG COMMISSIONS. Names of all the Locust Commissioners, Secretaries, and Clerks, with the amount of monies received by each, stating whether for Salaries or for the Job. The whole alphabetically arranged and prepared from authentic documents ...
... overboard at once as a a vile thing in general; but to the Whigs at present (i. e., always )ruinous. Observe, it is not because the whole of the intricate and contemptible affairs of the German empire could be of the value of five farthings to this ...
... THE WHIGS OF OTHER DAYS. LORD JOHN RUSSELL IN 1822. There is a party amongst us distinguished in what is called the science of political economy, who wish - to substitute the corn of Poland and Russia for our own. Their principle is, that you ought always ...
... THE Whig-Radicals, with even more than their usual impudence, have seized with avidity upon the present distress of the country as a lever with which to try to overthrow the Conservative Cabinet. The Morning Chronicle, day after day, parades its cases ...
... CONTENTS :-1. The Whig Dissolution. 2. Free Trade for Ever, and every thing cheap. A New Election Song. 3. The Colmans. 4. Marquinez and La Collegiala. I Lto's Republic. 6. The World of London. Part 111. 7. The June Gale. 4, l'en Years of the Whigs. 9. Ten Thousand ...
... lILACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCVM. FOR JUNE, 1841. ~..eivoNTTENTS : The Whig Ministry—ll. Peter the Wise—lll. The Spas of England • Ida and Ermengard—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. •By B. Simmons-055ia, as it was in the Summer and Winter of 1812—VII ...
... JOINT STOCK BANKS:—THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AT A DEAD-LOCK. that it has become the fashion to 'shirk and shy e very question, we need not at all feel' surprised that ,P r iag Rice deceived the senate the other night, and, : ns equeotly, threw Mr. Joseph ...
... lALACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCVIII. FOR JUNE, 1841. TEN-rsCa : The Whig Mittistry—ll. Peter the Wise—lll. The Spas of England Id a and Ermengard—V. The• Suit of the Minstrel. By B. Simmonsussia, as it was in the Summer and Winter of 1812—VH ...
... B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. 301, FOR NOVEMBER, 1840. CONTENTS Ten Years of Whig Government. 2. De Quincey's Revenge, By Delta. 3. Louis Philippe. 4. The Fall of Bagdad. A Chapter of Turkish History. 5. Review of an Unpublished Tragedy. 6. The ...
... gift of prophecy, and we therefore make no secret of our having had the intelligence from one of the Whig party, and the result proves that our Whig friend knew what he was talking about. Wood and Howick played the sneaking part (we said they would), ...
... admitted; and a reward of £5O is offered for the detectiou of persons so offending. Whig Flooding of the House of Lords.--The Quarterly Retiew t just published, reminds us of the Whig peerages t r eated during the last ten years. Lord Grey's Administration had ...
... Catholic. Lady C. Barrington: Daughter of the Whig Earl Grey, and wife of a late Whig M.P. Lady C. Copley: Daughter of the Whig Earl of Yarborough, sister of the Whig Lord Worsley, M.P., and wife of a Whig baronet. Lady Harriet Clive: The ...