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... going supersede every sort of agitation—with imitation of each ; the Charters big and little, are superseded a sort of new Whig Charter: the Law Amendment Society is to see its work done—or shelved—by official bunds, the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...
... TIIK IIUUGKT. For tlio first time in the wind'’ of their existence the Whigs huve jrot Kiirjihts the national revenue over tho expendiluro. Th * snrphtH annnints, in round numlcTs, to 14.2,250,000, from which, however, has dedtie.ied excesses for lln* ...
... is—the value of a Whig Ministry, or rather the price the country arc willing to pay for such a benefit. This is not less than a million per annum—certainly a liberal estimate, and one which must not little flattering to the vanity the Whig Cabinet. It is ...
... pitch and loss with million time. Yet this is to l*emadc a Ministerial question. hen economy is not Ministerial question. The Whigs first came in on the Civil List. They on the African squadron. Out the Civil List they have contrived to save a few odd thousands ...
... Procurator of » nut. with expenditure is welcome subject at any tunc ; Comniittin „ a p ri l .h of the P. in Macduffon but when a whig mintster, of own accord. Thoms pled guilty, and w.i-a. tuallv gives notice of his intention reduce j p r i *d in the pirivn ...
... confined almost solely the very highest clauses. The motion for Commission is the beginning the reform that awaits them! The Whigs inf's t uiifortunatf* finJincitrr* , aiifl the blunders tlieir present Chancellor the Exchequer are sufficiently notorious ...
... subject—wo will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is much chance of Sir Rul*ert Peel I displacing the Whig Cabinet just now of his becoming Kmperor of ilayti or Great Llama of j Thibet. ruin ti U A N Continue to tliiu •;r.olii.illy ...
... and all that evening. Goßt.oa’B Arms Inn. NTt.Y. Tm rm)*y, the 9ih day of May. between the hours and Twelve forenoon. Mrs Whig mi’s Inn. Inscm. same day, between Hie hours of Two and Four, i*.m. Persons desirous .-f proceeding to New Zcnlatid and I Natal ...
... objects, r‘rat, to ciiablo the Orleans party to gralifv tl“'ir revenge Lord I'ulincrston. ami, if possible, to subaUtutn Tory for Whig Minlatry England ; and, secondlv, break up tbe alliance between . ranee and the only constitutional connin' m Europe, order ...
... aeroniiis 1.1 shmkint; murtler which was perpetrated hunday last the county of Down. I’lie vietitii tins diabolical net (say* Whig) James Drumanossi, most iii. i’. imu-ami r ...
... interruption public business by re- their trust her Majesty, with the certainty renewed appeal, on her part, the i of the great Whig parly. It is plainly im. p'-ssible that we can have any other than Ll- Imral That our belief, and that , aeconnl cannot for ...
... to Hove |m | . must ahs. Nt tlHmseivis burnt out, has been again to the great J,,, Thsro is, true, ih.nl annoyance of the Whigs. One would have might introduced, ami that this business hu*l already anoyance smuiuarily expelled, twist*-1, I’ohncnton’s ...