... 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 ...

... Magistrates. A respectable jury was summoned by the Coroner, and the inquest was proceeding on Wednesday evening.—Btl/asl Northern Whig. - Extensive Robbery Jewellery On Thursday night, one of the most cool and determined robberies that has occurred for a lengthened ...

... of money for drainage has met with considerable favour, and indicates that a continued pressure from without might force the Whig* to *ora*thiug like justice to the landed interest. The Factory Bill has been read second time, and committed pro fo, ma. All ...

... depends on the maintenance of the present administration. To peril their existence at this moment, not merely to oust the Whigs from office, but to damage the cause of commercial freedom, and the expansion of our national energies. Whatever their defects ...

... Government is left like a vessel at sea without rudder, veering and blown about by every gust of wind. In this position are the Whigs. At one time they take political economy as taught by the Manchester School of philosophers, because, by the force of impudence ...

... 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 ...

... liis engagement. That the Government expenses must be greatly reduced settled point among every class of politicians, and the Whigs, in the course now being taken, are but acting in accordance with the instinct of olice, for they well know that, in the present ...

... of the minUterial measures the Session—exposing the gross inconsistencies, mismanagement, weakness and party leaning of the Whig Government since their eleration to The Irish Reform Bill and the New System Colonial Government are analysed with great severity ...

... Humanitarians as anti-capital punishment party is called. At the sametiihe Justice Talfourd, the latest judicial creation of the Whigs, has been unsparingly attacked for his charge the Exeter trial; and great damage has been to him, it regards public confidence ...

... onsbi no lone r exist, an.) Tory, Whig, ami t»l Uyin- echoed the same sentiment. Otiiv one eonditeioo can l«Jr»an from tliii »i,d would press »l earnestly .m the atlcnt snch of our Professors— if any such there Jisposcd to resist a union I form p ...

... thtea are and aiishinf alter. \od it a ill altered. l>r. Jack, the renerablc I'rinripal Kings College, has always been a eon- Whig, and bare doubt ill quite -.lsacritiee any little feeling rivalry that I** . rents may Have engendered, when that.«is for the ...

... been useful and liard-working member of Whig Cabinet ; he has done more work and got less pay than any his colleagues ; and. being in jKwscsmon good private fortune, the right hoii. begins, rliaps, fancy that the Whig tenure ol office may short, and that ...