... WHIG FINANCIERS. We are indebted to the Whig party for the advo- cacy and enactment of some of the greatest mea- sures of an ameliorative and progressive character that have passed the legislature during the last 20 years; but grateful as we feel for ...

... the Derby Administra- owM tion. So that, after having adopted the estimates, liev the law reforms, and other measures of the Whig into Government, the Tories wish, in addition, to Lo( assume the credit of this expansion of the revenue wal under the system ...

... Ministerial crisis ; and Manchester men are solemnly warned of the dangers that hang l on the uncertainties that surround the Whig Cabinet. e The whole tone of the article we take to be the shal- lowest cant that was ever put forth for the purpose of making ...

... the people; and, therefore, they are exactly the things which the whigs In office have set their faces against. They will not be dictated to, not they;-forgetful, it seems, of the old whig dictum, that, in questions of taxation, the populace had a right ...

... in the demand for a new h, 0 Reform Bill. The repeal of the cornilaws thoroughly ni dislocated the relations on which both Whig and tli Tory leaders had maintained their inlluenee over so their respective adherents, and lirtted the actual and legislation ...

... cotton manufacturers of England. That free tradet is in the ascendant is in spite of the Globe, and of its s patron in the Whig Cabinet ; and we prefer to lea ve e the principles of free trade to the Manchester Chain- ber of Comnmerce rather than to our ...

... SECTION xi. ADVENT Or WALPOLE, AND REVIEW OF THE SINKING FUND. The first ministry formed under George I comprised the leading Whigs, and a few Tories, who with them had been instrumental in bringing him from Hanover to Engad. Mr. Walpole was Paymaster of ...

... of free trade bangs on 'the existence of t eethe Whig Minisrty ? Ministries did not make, nor p can they mar free trade; the people won it for ;thPeii selves, and will keep it in spite of either Whig or. v Tory Cabinets. , . i ' ...

... tarts, bread and fries, and pumpkin pies, ginger- bread-mixings and chicken-fixings, can butter beefsteak and make light ?? Whig. ...

... Derby to ho ticed the alternative ?? or 'dissolution. Mea nwhile, .A the Radicoal and :Conservatbve r.ub on together, tillthe Whigs El tentb habve decided' with Mr. Bright's offer before them, which ioosi 'tdeycaa Ibosb put 'up 'bh-'-Manchester su'premacyo ...

... the country as soon as possible, but had previously hoped that this appeal , wouldhinvetaken place under the auspices ofthe whig govern- e ment. He maintained thatthefollowers of Sir E. Peel had ap- - proved of all the motions he had brought forward, ...

... Manchester at the very outset. -hceileoo prejudice will probably have discerned tibs sentence a flat conspiracy between the Whig ?. .r aol the Manuchester traders. After such an , Ml'issiotn of opinion, we wonder if the Liverpool p9pJ 1 Ill perseoccre ...