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... spent in the improvement of the city of Londonderry—has treated the proposition; but we should suppose that—as a Whig advocate of a Whig sinecure, and not agreeing in opinion with the Latin adage, Argentum est vilius auro, aurum virtutibus—he will ...
... WHIG DELICACY. When at the end of 1830 the Whigs came into of ice, Lord Wellesley was appointed Lord Steward of the Household; and in 1833 he resumed the Viceroyalty of Ireland, which he held until the change of Go , ii;rnment in 1834. He then resigned ...
... WHIG GREEDINESS. These shufflers require sharp looking after.'}- ld Play,. To ?? of hie Lferpooi Standard. SxI,-I understand that at their evening. orgies, a certain squad of small politicians, most exactly compre. hended within the two terms Whigs ...
... elections. They imme- diately denounced Mr. Johnston as a renegade, although he never had belonged to the Whig party ; and Lord Dal- meny, a thorough- paced Whig, was forthwith started in opposition to him. It appears, however, that Mr. Johnston had previously ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES In the Leeds Times we observe the following curious B'atemeut, setting forth the comparative result, to Whigs and Tories, pi' the working of the Revising Barristers' Court, as regards the township of Leeds : — In the township of Leeds ...
... WHIG TACTICS (FROM THE JORWB I'LL.) w , • Ministers have smuggled in a moderate wing for Wells, by haste somewhat indecent we must confess. Mr. Lamont, the late Member died in London on Sunday, the 27th of April. On^Mon- day, the __tb,the new writ was ...
... its influence.—The Whig Cabinet, in fact, would appear to fear the Tree Sull as much as the Times does. We beg, however. to assure the worthy patrons of useful knowledge, that the True Sun is somewhat more firmly rooted than the Whig Ministry. We can, ...
... Aldermanu Combe, Mr. Alderman Skrinner, Sir William and the other Whigs of the Corporation of london, Sir William; in the name of his fellow-citizens, re- tatned the thanks of the Whigs of London. tr. Irinie and tiherightsof juries. t- N'Noble Chairman ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. For some time it has been complained that transports for conveying convicts to our penal settlements in New South Wales have beeu exclusively selected from the port of London. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, a week or two ago, ad- vertised ...
... brought upon the entire or the Whig party in Ireland that want was more than supplied at the dinner to Mr. Cobbett the very evening of the day tics which the news of the unceremonious dismissal by the King of his Whig Ministers reached these shores. ...
... THE WHIG ADMIRALTY. We are at a loss to know why was Colonel Sorrell, the late i Vice-Consul at Oporto, the on ly ndividual.who was.selected, not only to be deserving of an honary decoratioNfieside an appointinent to a very lucrative Consulship. If we ...
... WHIG POLICY. (From the Guardiein.) We are not among the number of these who Conceive that war in Europe can be staved off for any length of time by temporary expedients and humiliating submissions. The_ Whigs have so complicated all our external relations ...