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... simply taken is a basis far ecolomical arguments. It wan no new course which he wax now adopting. From the close of the war the Whigs for many year were always founding their schemes of Financial Reforrn upon the model year of 1792. And so with the Tories, ...
... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Consternation has lately been reigning in Downing Street. Whigs and Whigflogs have been running to and fro io dismay, and Peelites and Proteoioni.ts have been pricking up their ears. Lord John Russell boldly, however. took economy ...
... and the infallibility of the throne. The coalition Ministry between Fox and Lord North had destroyed faith in the leading Whigs, and while they during these stormy days received a large share of confidence, it is clear from some of the resolutions, both ...
... that nothing short of continued and determined demands will produce anything like real retrenchment. The connection of the Whigs with Lord Campbell's money-hunting mania has been most unfortunate, and the amount of public odium they have always shown ...
... and toss with a million at Itim.. Yet this is to be made a Ministerial question. economy is not a Ministerial question. The Whigs first came in on the Civil List. They stick in no the African equsdron. Out of the Civil Lent they hove contrived to save a ...
... blander. Yours tii I)eth—witch I voile wil be in the Workus. THE INFANT PRODIGY—THE WHIG SURPLUS. My name is Surplus. On the various bills Mr master something dock'd—a frugal Whig, Whose constant rare wa , to increase his store, And keep b 6 everplus, myself ...
... like a lady's fortune, turns out to have been large only while prospective. A surplus of any kind is so unusual a thing with a Whig Chancellor, that both the Government and the House of Commons seemed highly delighted, and alloaed the Govermuent to appropriate ...
... the confederation. When it is recollected that the almost avowed purpose of the Beacool, as well as the Sentinsf, was to the Whigs personally, and that tho purpose had been carried out most disgracefully, the right of Sir James I,:ib.on-Craig to make the ...
... Mr Laboachore, at a later period of the evening, asked an explanation, but the reply was as little favourable to the present Whig policy of immense armaments as was the original statement. ...
... blush r the Cheri wires to see a rowdy provided, she that by following the nem now pursed this object would be usensplished. Whig is the cause of those evils in which the country is involved, but *mum of the great and fundamental principles of our holy ...
... was the dismay spread in the ministerial camp on Tuesday by Mr Hutt' motion for the withdrawal of the Airiest!' squadron. The Whig whipper-in was set to work, and the result of the meeting held in the forenoon at Lord John's official residence in Downing ...
... course answered in the affirmative; but upon that occasion the foolishness of the people turned the pretended wisdom of the Whigs to nought, and on none did the blow fall heavier than on Sir James Gibson-Craig. After this we never saw him at a public meeting: ...