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... UNPOPULARITY OF THE WHIGS. The 27th Number of the British and Foreign Review, lately published, contains an article on the Whig-Radical Ministry, which, coming as it does from a free trader and one whose opinions approach the extreme verge of liberalism ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE SPEAKERSHIP. We lay before our readers a correspondence between Lord John Russell and 3lr. Abercromby on the subject of the Speakership, from which they will perceive that the latter has been induced, for party and factious purposes ...
... THE DISMISSED WHIGS. By an act of parliament passed last session (4 and W. IV., c. 24), most of the chief thimble-riggers may be quartered for lite on the public purse. We subjoin the list, that our readers may see the quantum of comfort which is saved ...
... retaliate by a better-founded tine against some whig landlord supporting a whig. We are not sorry, however, to observe the symptoms of disunion in the camp the whirrs, evinced by the fket, that while one whig issues his mandate in favour of another requires ...
... from the hands of the 'toalignant whigs, and that their prospect of having it to offer is to be permanent :— Sir, —My attention having been called to paragraph your t*Per, copied from the Northampton Herald, headed Whig Ma Wxity, I beg leave to inform ...
... councillors in a heavy blow and great discouragement on Protestantism Such is England under Whig sway—such are the results of mine years of experiment of Whig statesmanship.— Morning Herald. ...
... or abolish the joint beoch, spiri.ual and temporal!, altogether. i J chuiieh now in danger, the danger owing 0 of.the.Whigs'; the whigs, who have been for themselves and penny-wise for the peo« » faction lias' tbfi been ! What new the'character of dishonesty ...
... THE WHIG TREASON. At the very of the sixth column of the fonrth page of Monday's Times appears the following letter, hearing the signature of the now notorious Mr. Thomas Young, upon which letter the Times does not bestow single word commentary. To EDITOB ...
... CLAIMS OF THE WHIGS The following excellent hints are suggested in the Q««r-terhj Review, We make no apology for extracting them for the benefit of our readers:— The friends of the church will remember the Whigs’ proposal of the appropriation clause, ...
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... (From the Northern Whig.) Once more, the ministry are falling back upon the people, and the people’s leaders are calling their hosts to war. In Ireland, at last, the war-blast has been blown from the Corn-Exchange, and the patriot? of the Green Isle arc ...
... THE ECONOMICAL WHIGS Sir, —Will you have the goodness to give currency to the following stubborn facts. No sophistry, however refined or [iberally plausible, can do away with their effect. Thu last Conservative Budget was opened in March, 1830, and its ...