THE GREAT WHIG JOB
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... evil inveterate in political parties, particular! the Whig faction and in statesmen such aa Sir Robert PonJ, who haa imitated Whig tactics, to endeavour to conciliate the demagogue of the hour. The Whigs formerly stood in need of O'Connell and hie tail, and ...
... TfIES. HULL, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1850. I THE WHIGS AND THE SLAVE TRADE .I THn country has had a narrow escape. For nearly twenty-four hours it was in danger of losing that primal blessing of all true Englishmen-a Whig Government ! Yes, on Tuesday last, Lord ...
... THE WHIG FOREIGN POLI CY. vote* white, the tfrl-r HOUSE OF COMMONS, Friday, Junk 28. Order read, for resuming adjourned debate question (84 th June), Tbat tbe principles oa which the foreign poiloy of ber Msjeetys Governmentnae titertasalslll bave been ...
... There are no men louder in their professions of economy and retrenchment than the Whigs. When in opposition the words economy and retrenchment were blazoned on their standards; but snugly seated in office, the loaves and fishes are far too precious ...
... THE REFORM MOVEMENT, AND TIIE OLD WHIG GOVERNMENT. ...
... secoded, and called another Convention of what they call the National Whig party, in distinc tion from the Anti-Slavery Whigs. We suppose the Iresult of the split among tise Whigs will be to ensure Ithe election of Democratic candidates at the coming ...
... very nice Whig job, under the plea of economy and retrenchment, was brought to light in the House of Commons on Friday night Amon°* the sinecure appointments in the hands of Government are those of Chief Registrar of Bankruptcy and Secretary of Bankrupts ...
... that the liberals would benefit by the occurrence of that day Let the Whig* go together and the Tories go together. there had been too much of that management winch ought t have be-en put a atop to. (Applause.) He hoped that at We next election the Milner ...
... Yorkshire Gazette. SATUUDAY JUNE 20, 0 The foreigu policy of tbe Whig government has been tbe subject of animated debate in tbe House of Common's, on a resolution moved by Mr. Roebuck, to the effect that the principles on which that policy has been regulated ...
... We have frequently complained of the system jobbing to which the Whig adm« J f continually resorting, in the appoiutnieu missions of Inquiry. Tliese comuuss' entailed upon the country a continual without conferring any public advantab » have commissions ...
... The Whig Government encountered another defeat on Thursday night. Lord Robt. Grosvenob moved for leave to bring in a bill for repealing the annual certificate duty paid by attorneys. The motion was supported by Sir F. Thesiger and Col. Sibthorpe ; against ...