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... THE WHIGS AND THE GREY LIST. (From the Newcastle Journal.) Perhaps no publication ever caused a greater sensation than that of the Grey List which was sent out from office iv reply to the Black List which the Whigs, when out of place, so much ...
... WHIG ECONOMY AND RETRENCHMENT. Well, indeed, might the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the whole ministerial faction resist with pertinacious energy the motion of Mr. Herries for certain financial returns. They knew what an expose of lavish expenditure ...
... The Blessings of whig government. It is the boa^t of the Whigs that on their asammption of office they found war iraaiine.it and have notwithstanding pre- served peace. Conceding for argument's sake-and thus ooly do we grant it— that this was the posture ...
... WHIG CLU B.— The nfifr Meetin7~oT the WHIG CLUB will be on TUESDAY, the £th of Much, at the Cwwnand Anchor Tavern, Strand. The Earl of Af . !• X MMfL fc in the C hair. STVVV ÜBS, Earl of Besborough. Sir John Aubrey, Baft. M. P. LordAVm. Russeil, M.P_ ...
... \XfHIO CLUB.* The next MEETING of V\ ih- WHIG CLUB is, by particular desire, POST- PONED Trm TUESDAY, the sth, until the leth of March, at ihe Crown and An-hor Tavern, ?wand. The Earl of ALBEMARLE in the Chair. sre v.nti; , ' Earl of Bestyirouch. Sir ...
... would have been a Whig in 1712 would have been a Tory in 1830. For, on examination, it will be found that, in nearly all particulars, a modern Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne's reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig. ...
... Sir G. Grey, Whig Radical; H. Tufnell, Esq, Whig Radical. 4 ' Constituency by registration of 1840—2,121. Late Members— Sir G. Grey, Bart., Whig Radical ; and H Tuffnell, Esq., Whig Radical. At the last general election Sir E. Codrington. ...
... The Whigs, and Sir T. Den man in particular, had professed unbounded respect for the press, yet in seven weeks mote prosecutions had been commenced by this Whig agent of a Whig Government' than the Tories for the seven preceding years. If the Whigs continue ...
... enemies to this independence among the Whigs than the Tories, and more the professed Liberals than either. When the Tories were in office, their deaire to oppose the press bore no comparison with that the Whigs; what would be the cate if we had a Radical ...
... Ward—Mr. Barrett, hatter, Kirkgate, Chartist; and Mr. Jos. Gill, merchant, Whig. Hunslet Ward. Mr, Richard Bayldon, highway surveyor, Whig: and Mr. Wm. West, analytical chemist, Whig. I__DVSBTISKMKNT.] London and Croydon Railway —The deputation appointed ...
... barbarian Muftis of Constantinople. Let us, according to the wish of the Whigs, appeal to the reigns of these Monarchs, and let us see how the declaimers can stand the test. Then the Whigs had all they could wish for,—the command the treasury, the command of ...
... Duke and his merry men all have been sporting with his Grace of Bedford at Woburn. Notwithstanding the cold weather, the Whigs are very amorous; they leer at and coquette with the Duke, and all they can, poor things, get into the firm. The Premier is ...