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... WHIGS AND TORIES. Members the Liblral Members of the last, and Government. piiubable Members of ANY FUTURE 1 ORY GOVERNMENT. I.ord John Russell, Sc- Sir Rolieit Peel, proximate cretaiy State for the Co- Tory premier, and leader lonies, and leader of the ...
... these the Whigs laid their hands, the following statement of the expense of collecting the revenue, under the Tories and Whigs, will shew : Cost of collecting the revenue, in 1829, £4,875,009 Ditto, ditto in 1839, 4,042,000 . Yearly saving the Whigs £833.000 ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. The Times contrasts in a tone of apparent triumph the Whig Budget of 1841 with the last Conservative Budget 1830. The Conservatives, we are told, left a revenue of 50,430,0001. which their incapable successors have contrived to reduce 48 ...
... THE WHIG CLUB Held their monthly meeting ytfterday the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Mr. Fox in the chair. After the toafts. Mr. Fox paid a handfomc compliment to Earl Thaner, whofc health was drank with great affection and The Duke of Norfolk having propofed ...
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... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. LEWES, DEC. 1, 1834. Another week has passed over our heads, and we are still without information why or wherefore the Cabinet of Lord Melbourne was so unceremoniously dismissed. The statements of the Times, the Standard ...
... FOREIGN POLICY OF THE WHIGS. [From the Son.] The Neapolitan question is virtually settled—the partisans of the rebel Carlos are powerless in Spain—Donna Maria reign, tranquilly in Portugal—Leopold occupies in Belgium throne whose independence is recognised ...
... DISMISSAL OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. - « LEWES, NOV. 24, 1834. . Tlie abrupt and unceremonious dismissal of Xord Melbourne's administration,which, on its first announcement, people of all shades of political colour disbelieved as a thing impossible, has created ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? People are sometimes forgetful of benefits received ; and required io be reminded of such obligations; it may not be therefore amiss to publish the following list of gains to the people through the Whigs. Taken off taxes to the ...
... and taken off many taxes, and to throw censure on the Whigs by contrast. I'he reply to all this sophistry is easy. First—the taxes taken off nominally Tory Governments, were, in effect, taken off Whig oppositions, who incessantly urged the reduction, and ...
... FIRST DUTY OF PARLIAMENT—THE RESTORATION OF THE WHIGS. ATI OF THE WHIGS. The just chosen, numerically it contains -/ewer. Reformers than that returned upon the first impulse sad operation of the Bill, eontains'even a larger measure of the essential ...
... THE WHIG CLUB. Tuefday the members of this Society dined to- gethet at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, for the firit time this feafon. Many Members of both Houfes of Parliament were piefent; among others were Mr. Fox, the Dukes of Nerfolk and Bedford, Mr ...