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... £4OO unpaid. At Nottingham, the two Whig candidates expeuthal £12.000, and polled voters ' and the Tory candidates disbursed from £4,000 to Ce.t.e 0, anti received 144 votes. At Lewes, 411 electors voted for the two Whig candidates, at a cost of £5,000 (£ ...
... it must be met, aril that too directly, if not by the Whigs and Lord John Russell, then by the State doctor, who been called in to prescribe for John Bull at a crisis before this. The era of Whig trimming—of the hangers-on upon it, shuffling the official ...
... . the of the expenditure under those estitnates, was £48.74,000. WiliCil combined the economic efforts of Loth tories and whigs, anti were the phoi u/iert of retrenehnient by reformed parliaments, being ; 42.120,000 less than the estimates voted by ...
... since. Sonic half dozen Whig Peers were, according to the veracious Mrs. Gump, actually doing penance, in sackcloth and ashes, for the mischief they bad done in bearing in aid the abolition of the Corn Laws; several members of the Whig Ministry were amongst ...
... supersede every sort of agitation—with an imitation of each t the Charters, big and little, are to be stinerseded by a sort M . new Whig charter; the Law Ainelidment Society is to see its wotk done—or shelved—by official hands. the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...
... meeting in the room of the Bear Inn, Cowbridge, some future historian will have to chronicle the wonderful conversion of the Whig Ministry, the penitent confessions of Sir It. Peel, and the reversal of that great policy which England, her people aiding ...
... rrrrgansliiro. The Archdeacon very strongly attacks Sir B. Hall's statement that the late Bishop was not respected by either party, Whig or Tory, in consequence of the vacillation of the Bishop's opinion from 18:10 d awnwards. The counter-statement is made that ...
... again. (Cheers and laughter.) I must as) , I feel . . „ ceedingly gratified at the course the Whig eiibinet hes taken on this subject: Our friends the Whigs don't allow sollieient pluck in their pulilh policy. laughter.) Now I will give then' ere it tor ...
... determined to pursue the same hesitating, halting policy as they have donethat policy which has hitherto been so fatal to the Whigs, of' maintaining office by half coming over to their opponents, rather than by acting on their own principles—the policy which ...
... previous week announced as hav:ng beta 'introduced under Ministorii auspices into the Lords, turns out to be a true specimen or Whig compromise. The commis. . „. will be composed of three persons—on ,t to be nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and two ...
... thioc-,ht themselves to be.—Minino Jourroal. AND READINGs tN SliAlik.sPEttE.—On the evejajiGrul Monday last, the inhabitants of Whig-end bud the oppartantitv of hearing illustrations of 340113 e of the beauties of the Mi. mortal bard. of Avon. by Mr. Felton ...
... horn the other subjects of his motion, syllable of whicf., lie prophesied, would, nevertheless, one day be catried by the Whigs. Mr. Roebuck said the government seas bringing against, Mr. Hume the very charge that hod hero made against Lord J. Russell ...