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... Co., Dublin. THE NEW MONTHLY and LONDON MAGAZINE. For January, 1830. Contents :— Renuuks on. the Present Administration — Whigs 1 and Tories ; Power of the Duke of Wellington | the Earl of EMoo — Duke of Newcastle. Mr. Peel, &c. — Observations on Mr. ...
... ?? precisely. TH E NEW MWf_r_TY~--t^^N D ON MAGAZINE. For January. 1 l|B Contents ?? Remarks on the Present Admini ...
... Then as Ministerial tactics. We may already see what is in reserve for us. Id the lower house, the Address will be moved by a Whig, and be seconded by a sort of half-bred. Notwithstanding the state the country, the Gentlemen on the left of the Speaker ...
... commenced, if not completed, his arrangements, for carrying it through Parliament. We have heard, moreover, a distinguished Whig say, that the King no doubt would be heartily glad to get rid of the Duke Wellington, but it not strong enough. Are these proo ...
... the Fox and Grenville Administrations, he was first Irish Secretary, and afterwards | President of the Board of ControAl. Whigs he quitted office, and on the death JLlr. Ponsonby lie became leader of the opposition jjo the House of Commons. Mr. Tierney ...
... and Grenville Adi ministration, he was first Irish Secretary, and was afterwards President of the Board of Control. With tbe Whigs be quitted office, and on the death of Mr. Pon- sonby he becalm, leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons. On the formation ...
... temper and circumspection cduld scarcely ensure. Nevertheless the Morning Chronicle boldly denounces the iniquitous rule of the Whig Attorney General; and doubtless no more iniquitous maxim was ever avowed in the face of a court of justice. is this—that the ...
... there ; and that such an admission is about to take place. The riddle the thing is, that there will be an accession of half-Whigs, and perhaps of Grenvlllltes. The Marquis of Chandos is ready to go to the Mint; bnt his father objects. On the score of principle ...
... either hostile to, or not very friendly to, each other: — viz. Ist, the regular support- ers of the ministry ; 2d. lhe Old Whig opposi- tion; 3d, the High Tory opposition ; 4th, Loid Altborpe's party, consisting of liberals and reformers and Independent ...
... Morpeth, in the Commons, on Friday night, indicated a pretty tolerable understanding with the powers that and a branch ol the whig party. The Lords Committee on the East India Charter have appointed Earl Bathursl as their Chairman. The ommons have appointed ...
... ton per cent, has deducted from the salaries of the clerks in the Stamp-office at Somerset-house. The talkativeness of the Whigs when out of office can only equalled their taciturnity when in. The land Privy Seal as silent as his lips were closed the ...
... encountered the phenomenon. Precisely on the old tact of the Quarterly, even- thing is now very nearly the best possible; (the whigs are yet only on the verge of place,) and to the public burthens, they are merely things relative; and as our ancestors, when ...