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... WHIG PROMOTION. [We are indebted for the following article to the kindness of the editor of the United Service Gazette] : “We understand that Captain George Bohan Martin, nephew to Admiral Sir George Martin, G.C.8., to com* mand the Volage, now ready ...
... ANOTHER WHIG JOB (From the United Service Gazette.) The arrival of the Rattlesnake of _8 guns, Captain Charles Graham, at Spithead, from South America, vith upwards of two millions of dollars on board, on freight, renders it necessary that we should make ...
... ous prostitution of the crown church patronl-jj tt which the Whig sea captain was the hero. Re»l')Y the matter were amended with consequences a lit tie J' serious tban the establishment of Whig plunder anel tt . tyranny, the impudence displayed in this ...
... MR. O'CONNELL— THE WHIGS (From tbe Dublin Evening Mail.) The Whigs 1 Tbe Whigs ! ! To what meanness wiii tbey net descend — to what acts will they not have recourse in order to retain place, no matter at what sacrifice of principle, or with how much ...
... WHIG POST OFFICE ESPIONAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,—The (tacuce, the pretended authority which the people at the Post Office hare lately adopted their extraordinary practice of opening parcels sent by the mail coaches (for I believe they bare ...
... EFFECT WHIG GOVERNMENT IN IRELAND. We copy the following from the vely able, and, we believe, perfectly Roman Catholic newspaper, the Dullin Freeman» Journal. We adhere the opinion which we have avowed nearly five years ago—that the repeal of the Union ...
... , in the first instance, or that the Whig Mr. Leigh at Wigan, the Whig meeting Tjcb murdered at Derby, or the Whig meeting hich burned Nottingham Castle, was armed otherthan with the weapons supplied by Whig llingj by opportunity ; which is quite decisive ...
... believe, that because the Whigs are not essentially disposed to make lying promises a* the Tories, repugnance retrenchment is the essence Toryism.” It were, however, very narrow view of the question to suppose that the Whig* bare lost whatever ground ...
... single remark be . proceed at once to the question of the conduct and character of the Whig party. Could the hou. and learned member forget the character of the Whig party ? Ha would not put the conduct of that party against a meau Hire proposed by them ...
... was very eloquent and popular, and which, we will add, was so thoroughly based upon Whig doctrines that is impossible for any Whig to answer it. Taking as bis fundamental propositions the same which the ministerialists employed as their argument for the ...
... therefore, to find Mr. S. Rice making a good case for his government; and. Whig though he is, we readily believe that Mr. Rice makes his case without any designed deviation from truth. Still, however, Mr. S. Rice leaves a great deaf unexplained, which ...
... against, and set aside. At all eveuts it is no triumph for the Whigs. Colonel Edwards is not their hero, but the hero of the Radical party and the Political Unions, between whom and the Whigs the line of separation is proclaimed even from the bench. Upon ...