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... THE WHIG MINISTRY. Rumours of resignation continue to ring merrily in our ears. The cry still, they go. The report is not confined to Conservative circles: the Whig themselves are reluctantly constrained to echo the loud cry, in low, doleful whisperings ...
... again and again made manifest that the Whigs could always outstrip their opponents in any doings of this kind ; and assuredly the present holders of office have been excelled none of their predecessors, whether Whig or Tory, their relish for what Lord John ...
... WHIG COMMISSIONS. Thanks to Coloue! who moved for such there is now prepared printed, returns respecting nil Commissions issued siuce tae memorable November, 1830; salaries and expenses, days' labour, &c. The number FoaTY, and most of them slill ...
... TURNING OUT OF THE WHIGS. (From Cobbett's Weekly Register.J TO THE KIKG. 41 Dublin, Nov. 19, 1834-. *' Sir,—l was grateful to your Majesty for your assent to the Reform Bill; but I am much noregrateful to you for having driven from your councils and presence ...
... UNION OF THE WHIGS WITH THE LEAGUE. liave already expressed opinion, that Junction ...
... the Whigs, remember thatGrattan refused to trust the liberty of his country for an hour in their handa, although the Whigs of that day purified the bench of justice raising the first men in the profession to it. What is the first act of the Whigs our ...
... THE LAST DAY OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. (From the Morning Herald of Monday.) In consequence of the defeat the Ministers upon r Lord Palmerston's amendment relative the new Militia Bill, on Friday night, Lord John Russell, as our readers are aware, announced ...
... A WHIG PORTRAIT MR. DISRAELI. [The following vivid portraiture the most remarkable man of the day is from the pen of a novelist of the liberal school, who, in a recently published work, culled Charles Delmer, story of the day, has introduced some ...
... WHIG CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE. The respectable portion of the public pres-t have, we are glad to see, given due estimation the atrocious persecution against this journal, by Messrs. Palmer, Berkeley and the Whig-Radicals of Reading. ...
... POETRY. THE COALITION. New principles disclaimed y Canning, Yet are the Whigs to him disposed ! Pray hare the Whigs on closer scanning Approved the principles they late opposed? New principles they both eschew, Then what principle is common Both sink ...
... THE WHIGS. THEIR PROSPECTS AND POLICY. (From the Edinburgh Review.) A government so weak to incapable carrying any one question in the lower house, is bee:; succeeded another just strong enough tiiere not to be beaten, and too feeble the upper house to ...
... RTHERN WHIG CLUB! £ . *aX CHRONICLE. preceding the last, gave £ priuciples * and practices of Una of borough-monger. and toad-eater, exclusion of our remarks, which shall fj u'lw/the diTi'r was ukenby Sir J-Stanley, Ni wry worthy man, as Whigs go and ...