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... must provoke something more than disgust when Sir George Grey, another Whig ex-Minister, sneers at the war in Affghanistan as a thing of little moment—a war in which, through Whig misgovernment, six thousand British subjects are believed have been massacred ...
... parliament before the next session, I trust they will exercise their privilege in such a way as to convince both Whig ministers and Whig members of parliament that they are to be trifled with no longer,—that they are not so afraid of embarrassing the ...
... WHIG TACTICS. tfDrltniltam «ct)roniclr. Wednesday Evening, May 13, 1840. refer our readers to the Parliamentary proceedings of Monday evening, in which it will be observed, that Ministers were out-voted no less than five divisions; the majority each occasion ...
... WHIG PRODIGALITY. Tbe Whig* have created, i„ , it{le more , ~t years, less than one perrß) Duke* Marquises Earls .. Barons The number will astonish our readers, the result ot the enumeration astonished ourselves. The fact is so-the Whig* have, i„ nio ...
... THE LEGACY OF THE WHIGS. It is by no means a pleasant consideration, either for Government or the country, that there was a deficiency amounting to two millions, three hundred and fifty-four thousand pounds, in the revenue of the last year,ending October ...
... WHIG CANDIDATES. Aberdeen.A Bannerman Andover.Ralph Etwall Angiesey.Hon. W.QO. Stanley Armagh ..« Hon. Mr. Armagh, county. n Colonel J. Rawdon Arundel .. Ashburton. C. Lashington, » M. Jardine .2 —'O'Beirne, D. Farrel! Aylesbury. ...
... WHIG TRAITS. The administration of Sir Robert Peel will confer an immense benefit upon the country, less even by its legislative measures, than by the manly and noble sentiments which give it character. Before entering upon office, the Premier boldly ...
... THE WHIGS AND TORIES. two former papers,* we called the attention our readers to the character and conduct the Whigs, as a great political party, contrasted with those the Tories. The subject is not yet exhausted ; in its different ramifications it opens ...
... WHIG PURITY. We invite the especial attention of our readers to the address of Mr. Bahkle to the Electors of York, in which he has opened out the consistency the Whigs, and few men are better qualified to do so, inasmuch as few men are better acquainted ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURecr Ine most bitter and implacable enemies the Whig government had, were the elerg: ¥ of the Established Chureh, notwithstanding that in all projects for inter- fering with that church, they acted under the especial guidance of the ...
... WHIG DOINGS. Lord John Russell has re-proposed his Irish Poor Law Bill. There is at lease this consolation for the Irish, that even a Poor Law cannot make their condition worse. Emigration is to be added; and if this emigration be, we anticipate it will ...
... WHIG AND TORY at the places, pensions, sinecures,and church preferments ot the present Cabinet and its subalterns, compared with those of the last and their subordinates, and a fair estimate may be made, from this evidence alone, their r ...