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... WHIG ECONOMY If our readers will take the trouble to look into a certain Act of Parliament, passed in the last session, they will find a precious sample of Whig-Radical economy, :is the following extract will show. Facts and figures are stubborn tilings ...
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... WHIG GAIN. Cork —O’Callaghan and Baldwin, vice Chatterton and lieicesler. 7/u//--Thompson, vice Carruthers. Ipswich —.Morison mid Wason, vice Kelly and Dundas. Devizes —Dundas, vice Durham. Carlow County —Vigors, vice Kavanagh. Warwick —Collins, vice ...
... rents, and we will find swords to keep down the famished people. To the same effect wrote the Morning Chronicle, and Whig answered Whig, till the chorus had sunk down to the lowest penny trumpets of faction. It was really scarcely good-natured of Lord ...
... WHIG-RADICAL ECONOMY high time to expose the infamous attempts of the Liberals (?) •• the friends retrenchment and economy, who would jH-rsnade us they have been governing this mighty empire for the benefit of •• the people.” Therefore public attention ...
... WHIG ECONOMY and RETRENCHMENT. There have latterly appeared the Times some tabular statements exhibiting in plain and striking colours—black and white please most in such matters—the conduct of the Whig Ministers, and theresuits of that conduct during ...
... WHIG OBJECTS the APPROACHING STRUGGLE. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1841. To Obtain such Majority the House of Commons WILL ENABLE THEM lUCCESSVUI.LT RESUME their Attack upon the Agricultural Interests, which Lord John Russell declared the other Nioht HE ONLT ABANDONED ...
... WHIG PURITY OF ELECTION—FRAUDU. LENT VOTING. (From the Manchester Herald.) The two persons, Gilpin and Sanders, charged with haring tendered a false rote for Mr. William Ewart, at the late Liverpool electiop, tfie particulars of which we ere at the time ...
... A WHIG MODE OF INCREASING THE REVENUE. Mr. Editor, —The following extract is taken from a London paper of Tuesday last, viz.— The hon. member for Dumfries presented a petition from W. Blaxton, of Birmingham, stating that he expended 14s. dd. per week ...
... The Whig Government. —The fruits of themal-administration of the Whigs are every day being more and more developed. Tea, sugar, and all the little luxuries of the poor, in Lincoln are getting to such a price to amount almost to prohibition with many families ...
... The Lincolnshire Chronicle. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1838. On looking closely into the present position of the Whig-Radical, or rather Radical-Whig party in the state, it is self-evident, that, from the appointment of Richard Shiel (the immaculate) to the ...
... Alas ! for the League and the Whigs The bullying of the former and the truckling of the latter are all in vain. The repeal of the Corn Laws and the accession of the Whigs to office are as far off as ever ! With all his dexterity and cunning, Lord John ...