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... THE NEW WHIG MINISTRY. The following appointments have been made in addition to those we announced last week : The Admiralty appointments have been completed, and the following constitute the Board -.—Vice-Admiral Sir William Parker, Rear-Admiral Deans ...
... than the Whigs might - have possessed. And this series of disaster and disgrace has ensued from comparatively little of external pressure. It is the result of internal weakness. Protection had little power, save what was given to it by Whig pusillanimity ...
... Then we shall have the rejoinder—Ah, but every body knew that before; therefore your opinion goes for nothing. This is Whig logic. It is absurd, in any one, to plead ignorance. On what ground was every metropolitan Member returned, out of that special ...
... WHIG LOAN SOCIETIES. Ka. Enrrott,—ln my former letter on the above subject I gave a brief account of the origin of Loan Societies, and pointed out the difference between those which were really established for the benefit of the poor, by charitably disposed ...
... WHIG AND TORT E: --0--- The Government expenditure now exceeds, by five millions sterling, the Rudaet of the last Tory Administration, previous to the Reform Act. The Duke of Wellington's Minietry resigned office on the 16th of November, 1830; hence, ...
... Whigs or Whig-Radicals. ...
... THE WHIGS IN 1816 AND THE WHIGS IN 1849. D It is easy to foresee what will be the pleas mainly Irelied upon by the opponents of the motion which Mr. Cobden makes to-night for reducing our annual eexpenditure to an amount not exceeding that of 1836. The ...
... WHIG LIBERALITY AND WHIG CONSISTENCY (From the Boulogne Gazette of Sept. (i.) Our readers have unceasingly demanded whether our Gazette had ibe same privilege wliich tlie Whig govern- ment had extended to Oalignani's Messenger, viz. of passing through ...
... GREAT WHIG MASS CONVENTION, AT NEW YORK. Our third illustration of the state of American political feeling is sic etched from the general mass assemblage of the Young Whigs,” from New York, and the surrounding States, which took place on Oct. 24, in the ...
... WHIGS. White, Lient-Col B—Leitrim Co White, L—Lengford Co White, Col H—Longford Co Wigney, J N—Brighton Wilde, Sir T—Worcester Williams, W—Coventry J—Clitheroe Wilshere, W—Yarmonth Winnington, Sir T—Beadiev Wood, 13—Southwark Wood, C—Halifax Wood, a W—Nendal ...
... WHIGS. Staunton, Sir G.—Portsmouth. Stewart, P. M.—Renfrewshire. Stock, Dr.—Cashel. Strutt, E.—Derby. Strickland, Sir G.—Preston. Stuart, Lord J.—Ayrßurghs. Stuart, W. V.—Waterford Co. Tancred, H. W.—Banbury. Thomely, T.—Wolverhampton. Townely, C.—Beverley ...
... with the view of submitting amendment. The Whigs were still the same deluders and deceivers ai• ever ( uproars of approbation), and particularly for the last nine , years. He went over the conduct of the Whigs when they were earned into on the shoulders ...