... one of the leading members of the Stock Exchange, I am a Whig and a Liberal, I always commence selling Consols as soon as the Whigs get into office. Such has ever been the repute in which whig, liberal, and radical financiers have been held by the very ...

... before. If the maintenance of rents throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon the supply of dupes, are afraid that the Whig landlords will speedily find themselves in a sorry case. We no means | wish to treat this question as Scotland alone were con- ...

... irreconcilably opposed to each s ln o,lc e-united England, should remember that for by ae^. . e are specially indebted to the Whigs. Except haj,i 'J' ministers, and in one case by Walpole, no attempt : en made to stem the progress of the current; and this ...

... public in the projected Acts of Parliament of the ensuing session for raising all the raiiway fares—it is too glaring even for a Whig Government. Bank Returns.—The return of the movement of the Bank of England for the week ending the January, in the Gazcftn ...

... discouragement of domestic industry, and the inevitable ruin of those engaged in raising similar products at home The Ministerial Whigs have no yet done so; and if, their present blind feebleness they adopt such a course, their doom is fixed, and their tenure ...

... Penenden Heath and Waltbam, of high degree merit. Not the least interesting incident the day, however, was tbe appearance of the Whig Duke of Grafton, the ranks of the Country party. Many such converts may be expected. The Duke Grafton appeared in person to ...

... follows:- lal parties Country Party—Present 182 Tellers 2 « ~ Paired Whig Protectionists, present Country Party, absent without pairs ' „ „ votedf orGovernment''.'.'.'.■.'.■.■.'.'.';;.'; 200 Whigs and Free-traders-Present Tellers 2 » Paired Peelites 2^ Country ...

... Now, though Here is.much Mr. Roebuck's manner and lamruaae excue oisnke we must say that he has been shabbily treated by the Whig party, for he is worth, debate, a hundred of such men as Mr. Benjamin Hawes, and has far stronger claims to a share the government ...

... The meeting then separated. Mr. Grantley Berkeley on the True Interests of Free Trade.—Mr. Grantley Berkeley, M.P. who is Whig and perhas something more, has addressed letter to the tradesmen, manufacturers, and operatives of England, Ireland, and Scotland ...

... merchants consequently decline further shipments. In the present House of Commons there are four distinct parties:—First, the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about secondly, the Peel section, numbering 90 ; thirdly, the Cobden and Hume radical ...

... 1836, he was appointed High St* of the town of Cambridge, which office he held decease. In politics the deceased lord was Whig,. a,, to within short period of his death he took an in the discharge of the duties appertaining to magistrate. It is already ...

... accept a state provision, else The East India Company has rtffibad ' great exhibition in 1851._fhe r r cle remarks that as the Whigs have not a gn»t deal character to spare, they ought to be allowed to keep they have. While the average price of wheat in London ...