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... WHIG AND TORT E: --0--- The Government expenditure now exceeds, by five millions sterling, the Rudaet of the last Tory Administration, previous to the Reform Act. The Duke of Wellington's Minietry resigned office on the 16th of November, 1830; hence, ...
... WHIG POOR-LAW ATROCITIES. NEW LAW IN ?NE CITY.-011 Monday a special Court of Common Council held for the consideration of the report of the Coal, Corn, and Finance Committee, on the reference respecting the formation of an union of the several parishes ...
... THE ATROCITIES OF THE WHIG LAWS. Mr. Adams, the candidate for Warwick, has put forward, among other claims upon the constituency of the borough, his opposition to the New 'Poor Law Act. The following is the language in which Mr. Adams speaks of that statute ...
... THE WIH1GS! TH E LIUBERAL WHIGS., The .following is extracted fromni A Letter frou one of tile Fectors of iPrest to his fellow countrymen, published on Saturdayi January 5. The Whigs, when inu office, deceive their friends, deceive their enemies ...
... Whigs or Whig-Radicals. ...
... submit ti have their best privileges thus destroyed by a Whig Ministry ?—by a Ministry of pretended friends? He would ask them who it was that had suppressed the Trial by Jury . (Shouts of The Whigs.) Lord Brougham had risen from their ranks, by a pretended ...
... the working man. And what was their resource ? Why, the cursed l'oor Law Bill, an act which had emanated from the Whigs. (Cheers.) The Whigs had introduced that atrocious measure. (Hear.) Instead of proving themselves to be the friends of the working man ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE AND WHIG RETRENCHMENT ! (FHOVI THE CORK CONSTIT I> TION. ) The present Ministers are reproach.-fl for many thing*, certainly with the strictest justice ; but although they ar« above the prejudice of religion, desperate and overhearing, ...
... AND Ialtita & f'ocial mieformr. E SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1838. WHIGS, AND A -WHIG CONSTITUENCY. A FAVOURITE argumeIt with the adversaries of TonivrSEal suffage is, 'that working men are too ignorant to ,ire ami ght use of. political power-- that, consequentldy ...
... WHIG RAPACITY AND WHIG ECONOMY. It was well said by a morning contemporary the other that Whigs had no Irish patronage, meaning thereby that for the sake of enjoying the sweets of office and the pleasure of ruling England, they had una voce agreed to ...
... Reformers, and to the Nliddleaex &dons, apply to Parliament for the repeal of the Whig Poor Law Amendment Act, and also for that thorough refoim of the Criminal Code which the Whigs have 30 long promised, and so long eluded ; and the consequenci. of succeeding ...
... Coalition of the Humbug Whigs and the Marauding Tories. .•••••••-••• Ma. Eniroa,—The Parliamentary proceedings of the week have at length shown us the Whig and Cory leaders in is state of perfect amity on the very questions that lad been supposed to ...