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... AGAIN. (From the Ulster Times.) We observe by the Northern Whig of this mornine, that the stagding rule among the Papists now, is to toast our Holy Father the Pope before the Queen. The Whig properly deprecates the taste and propriety of tke proceeding ...
... WHIG JOBBING._ (Prom the United Service Gazette.) There is no end to Whig jobbing. The examples multiply upon us from all quarters, and it is only by a little occasional publicity that the corruptness of our Whig functionaries tan be kept within the bounds ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE CLERGY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. Sir,—Has the management of her TVNesty's ministers been observed with respect to the late injunction to the clergy to read a form of thanksgiving for the late happy deliverance of her ...
... GRAVESEND. Four Conservatives , succeed four Whig-Radicals, three vacancies occurring by rotation, and one by a death. LYNN. The retiring councillors were—for the north watd, two Radicals; middle ward, two Conservatives; south ward. two Conservatives ...
... THREATENED CHARTIST INSURRECTION. The country is now reaping the sad aftermath of the sedition by which the Whig-Radicals fixed themselves in office. The Chartists have made s, uST. (Par 4 1 . - 741 .. • „r„; _ 4: 6- 4 A .S • LONDON.-THURSDAY, JAN. ...
... Whig-Radicals and Conservatives in the 'world. ThtMishop of Errieia motion was carried by a majority of 57 to 40---avother disaster to be added to the-catalogue of• the.cainisterial defeats. _ The debate upon , SirWatnes Graham's motion the House of Commons ...
... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE'. WHIG MISGOVERNMENT OF IRELAND. _ (From the Morning Herald.) OBITUARY.—OR Thursday, 30th ult., the Rev. M. Marsh, The Earl of Charleville brought forward last night, in the Canon of Salisbury Cathedral, and Chancellor of the ...
... AIUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, Nov. 2. (Fnom VARIOUS CORRESPONDENTS.) BIRMINGHAM. In this borough the Whig-Hadicals had the matter, with a slight breeze between the two sections in the ward of Duddeston and Necheles, entirely their own way. 'l' he validity of ...
... THE MONTHLY CHRONICLE for APRIL contains—l. Financial Policy of the Whigs-2. A Night Watch by the Sea: by Miss Barrett—a The Oxford Tracts-4. Shelley's Translation of the Banquet of Plato-5. Kate Anwyl: a Novelette-6. Steam Navipttion-7. King Boabdil's ...
... 7 _7-7-- BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CCCI. NOVEMBER, 1840. CONTENTS: • I: Ten years of Whig Goverument-2. De Quineey's Revenge. By Delta-3. Louis Phillppe-4. The Fall of Bagdad. A Chapter of Turkish ilistdry—b. Review of an Unpublished Tragedy-6 ...
... CAMBRIDbE. Retiring Councillors. - - - & - serv — atTres, 1; Whig-Radi/ cals, 9. Now FAected.—Conservatives, 8; Whig-Radicals, 2. Constitution of the Council (after this election).—Conser. vatir ; Whig-Radicals, 20. ...
... - Six councillors went out by rotation this day, the said six being all Whig-Radicals—one of them is the . agent for Mr. Crawley, the Whig member—another is Chanman of a new Whig club lately established here. Six Conservatives have taken their places ...