... THE WHIG MINISTRY OF 1141. order plum at one view the changes that taken place the of Ake, we subjoin • l.t of the last N %nitre of 1841: rust Lord tdthe Munn Lord Chancellor of thy Council Marys. of Lan4downr. Lord Privy Seal Chancellor of Ito. of Lea- ...

... IMPOTENCE OF WHIG STATESMEN The Public Health Bill is not the only instance in which the official representatives ofthe State poclaim a conscious incapacity) though it is a very flagrant instance. There is nothing which this great and powerful country ...

... THE WHIG BEGGAR'S PETITION. Pity the sorrows of a worn-out Whi*, TndM?? ?? Indepeodent of th^bo: Ana tho n certainly v infra dim. A little trifle for poer Jack subscribe. J!V££a Ur n? my t o ™*' bMpeaka, J,T rt countenance betray, my fair.,- a a TO ...

... THR WHIG MEETING. On Monday evening a numerous meeting of «« the Friends of Reform, as their advertisement designated them, took place at the Long Rooms. Wo should think about 1500 per- sons were present, but a very warm friend of the ultra- liberal ...

... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB DECLARATION. Monday the Annual Dinner of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties, at Chester, Sir J. Stanley, bait, in the chair, the following Declaration of I’rinciples” was read, which varies from that put forth previous ...

... Whig maim wait. iu I £ dist :1 1 1h 74.4 of of hat oink I are pap and law dri star► le bet you to have thee de put doe lan be 70S eat ▪ Tow to deal grew the /0 HMI wane No., Depend well 'geoids looking It will day to thine o to fans ring • beery coat ...

... man, the Whig- radicals base promoied Shiel and his friends as papists and because thee are papists. In the mind of a Tory Gibbon's infidelity was a subject of hitter tegret, but not allowed to interfere with his livelihood. — but, to the Whig-iadicals ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? The Tories and other enemies of CH AP Gotranntiro. have insolently asked, What has the Liberal Government done for the people ? Tie following abstract. from Papers printed by order of the House of Commons, will furnish a ...

... INFAMOUS TREASON OF THE WHIG PARTY PROCLAIMED. mfifOVERY OF A LETTER THAT, IT IS EXPECTED. Jill save the life of mr. smith o*brien. Tk Whig party w utterly ruined. Thus exclaims the writer y Tke Standard, in allusion to tbe extraordinary letter produced ...

... foolish ball of dirt I as Cobbett was accustomed to designate the hack organ of the whig., did not the election, provide for the consequences of the rejection of your whig patrons ? Was not the certainty of Sir Robert Peel's succeeding to office, on the ...

... AWKWARD TRUTHS IN STORE FOR THE LEADING WHIGS. The French revolution of February, 1848, seems to have pro- duced a frenzy in the mind of the unhappy Smith O'Brien Im- mediately after that event he proceeded to Parit, on a mission, which we do not hesitate ...

... opinions by applauding all. He was more than Whiggishly Liberal, to catch the Whig-Radicals ; most elastic in his Liberalism, so as to fine it down for the accommodation of Whigs. He is just such a man as it must delight an easy-soing Minister to see appointed ...