... WHIG DELICACY. When at the end of 1830 the Whigs came into of ice, Lord Wellesley was appointed Lord Steward of the Household; and in 1833 he resumed the Viceroyalty of Ireland, which he held until the change of Go , ii;rnment in 1834. He then resigned ...

... WHIG DELICACY. When at the end of 1830 the Whigs came into office, Lord Wellesley was appointed Lord Steward of the Household; and in 1833 he resumed the Viceroyalty of Ireland, which he held until the change of Government in 1834. He then resigned at ...

... of -- tl - 1 - e — party with regard to it, the Whig had lived ieng enough tei see that , there was Nrty acted even worse than the Whig (II •ar !:ear.) Whe e n ,d that it t it was admitted the measure, should be done with regard to the poor la. to that ...

... the opinion of the few who are disposed to prefer it to a Whig Government—is the absence of a recognised policy in any of its several departments. You have unsettled everything, and settled nothing, was Lord J. Russell's significant description of the ...

... There is a great deal of truth in what Mr. WALLACE said last night respecting the Whig and Tory faction coalescing in depriving Members, who are independent of them both, of the Thursday, which is ' set apart at the commencement of each session, as well ...

... 101. housTholders would render London for Mayor was, through his Lordship and the press, to be ever a Whig-Radical borough. happily, saved from the starvation which threatened him and however, has this prediction been falsified, that his wife and child ...

... 101. householders would render London for ever a Whig-Radical borough. So happily, however, has this prediction been falsified, that London is now, upon a division of its constituency, within one per cent. of being represented by four Conservatives. We ...

... with the exception of New Jersey, were all favourable to the Whig cause. Of the 201 elected, the Lucofuco claim 138, and allow the Whigs 63. Of the to be elected, they claim 14. and allow the Whigs 8. According to this statement, the next House of Representatives ...

... the exception of New Jersey, were ail favourable to the Whig cause. Of the 201 elected, the Locorocos claim 138, and allow the Whigs 63. Of the 22 to be elected, they claim 14, and allow the Whigs S. According to this statement, the next House of Repr ...

... views of trade policy as Sir R. Peel, and one of their own party, the Whigs of London do not see any such difference as should lead them to make a great exertion. We find that the Whig journals are at last beginning to see that we Tories have good reason ...

... upon them by the Whigs, and were making great exertions to get up voters. The result, however, was in favour of the Conservatives, but by a very small majority; in fact, in some wards by majorities of two and three, while three Whigs were returned for ...

... public, that Whig connivance was to blame for Irish-election intimidation and peejury, and Whig tolerance or imbecility for all agitation for Repeal of the Union. Well—power was given . them to be as energetic and vigorous and unlike the - Whigs us possible ...