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... OF THE WHIGS. Wo • aru the public prints, that emigration from Jamaica Australia and the Isthmus is rapid!, taking place, and that persons of the bettei sort have already engaged berths in one ship, !,o Glcutanar, it being expected that great many more ...
... THIS X.ircaY WHIGS. Within the last »ix months the ministry hsvs had the disposal two Chief Jnsticeships—of the place of Lord Chancellor—of the place of Attorns, General—of the place of Solicitor Genera!—of tho place of Chancellor the Dnehy of Lancaster ...
... WHIG IRELAND. It is not generally known that for energy displayed the ’.ate Gorornraont in regard to the ;at*.le plague in Ireland and tho they took to prevent it, little praise is due to them, for t was only when the Conservatives forced them act that ...
... served is to br, like all other Whig-Radical propositions, the introduction of the thin end of the wedge, in order the more easily to drier it home soon possible, and split the honest heart of oak trunk of the British Constitution into thousand fragments ...
... MESSAGE OF PRKSIDEKT DAVIS. (From the Richmond Whig, May 4.) The message of President Davis, as wes to soppoett, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment of the last Congress, is not a very long dost. ment; yet short as it is ...
... a sufficiently strong and positive majority upon their own principles, the Whig influence will turn ihe balance their favour against the Radicals who may be elected. The Whigs, as a party, are even more opposed to Mr. Gladstone’s Irish scheme than are ...
... (Abridged from the (VoriAe. * Daily Whig.) min.itionsiu Great Britain ; also a statue and obehsK, 1» .laced at Portrush, close to the church erected the debased theologian—the statue to be erected of America. The commission for the latter lork given to ...
... Conservative-Whig Coalition, Mr. Disraeli would the groat difficulty ; but, as sensible correspondent of the Morning Post himself a confessed Whig—has ol*»cryod though bis own party cannot honestly desert him, and it may be bard for the Whigs, after calling ...
... general politics. earl grey the colonial policy THE WHIGS. In'pursuance task to which pledged ourselves last week, return to the consideration of some of the most salient points in the work, which has just issued from the pen ot Earl Drey, m explanation ...
... The quarterly review, No.CLXXXVin.. is PUBLISHED THIS DAY. CoMTENT^:— 1. Laurence Sterne. 2. Sacred Oeofraphf. 3. The Whig Party. 4. The Russian Empire. 6. Criminal Law Digest. 6. The Turks tod the Greeks. 7. Treasures of Art in Britainl 8. New Reform ...
... sustain the Whigs iu power—a majority that wants delicate handling to keep it together and affords a lazy Premier an excellent excuse for giving the cold shoulder to all serious attempts Radical Reform—is a majority after the pure family Whig’s own heart ...
... declared for Mr. Batt. Whig* are his ardent supporters as well Conservatives, or, if there a difference, Whigs arc the most supporters the two. Sir H. L. Lord Piunliett’s grandson, is, l»aro, the chairman of Mr. Butt committee. The Whig Lord Sligo, Lord Lieutenant ...