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... THE WHIG MINISTRY. Rumours of resignation continue to ring merrily in our ears. The cry still, they go. The report is not confined to Conservative circles: the Whig themselves are reluctantly constrained to echo the loud cry, in low, doleful whisperings ...
... There seem* to be that fatality in the proceedings of the Whig government which ever the certain presage ruin. The unpopularity of the asse*sep taxes, heightened the pledge Ministers repeal them, has already driven the inhabitants the metropolis into ...
... We extract, with much pleasure, the following excellent observations 011 a branch of the great East India job of Whigs. An appropriate sequel to the appointment of Mr, Thomas Babington Macauley, to place of 10,000/ year, is here noticed—namely, the sending ...
... immesurably superior to Whigs and Radicals combined, that they may well conclude that their political principles are based on as good ground, least, as those of their adversaries. Let the conduct of Irish Conservative and Whig landlords be compared by ...
... put down these obnoxious societies. This is truly a modest request on the part of the Whigs. When Lord Milton declared his intention to pay no more taxes till the Whigs were restored to power, and the brother of the Lord Chancellor followed his example—then ...
... THE KING AND HIS FRIENDS. i. At Windsor—Rev. W. Canning. Residence » Eton _ J F pi utnplr It was probable that the Whigs, after absence of more than years from the councils of the king, should, upon their restoration to that pleasant land, show con siderable ...
... given to libel prosecutions but if they were, they at least could not be blamed. It the Whigs who are eternally prating about the liberty of the press. It is the Whigs who pretend such an extraordinary desire for freedom of public opinion. They are thus ...
... and more moral than under the old system. Till then we respectfully sub- mit to the law, awaiting with a patience, which the Whig# ought to commend as exemplary, those benefits which were prognosticated by all classes of reformers. But our object noticing ...
... sting of the libel was, that the brewer was to be an inconsistent politician—that he was some?rnes a Whig and sometimes a Tory—that he supported a Whig candidate in one place, and a Tory in another. The Printer, in his affidavit, stated that bad been informed ...
... the end, between numbers and propet ty. We have mentioned but two parties. W'c believe the Whigs hastening to utter extinction. the contest we have noticed, the whig couid only muster few hundreds, even with all the influence of the ministry exerted to support ...
... wholesale grocer, and a gentleman of conservative principles, has offered himself. Alderman Venables declines the honour, and the Whigs have solicited several gentlemen to allow themselves to be put in nomination. All, however, refuse to stand the contest. A ...
... abolish the Corn Laws one of the most suicidical instances of folly, which even the political economists have advocated. The Whigs will hardiy dare to attack the agricultural interest in the teeth their own committee's report, and may therefore congratulate ...