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... WHIG FINANCE. In the House of Commons on Friday evening, Mr. Merries asked how it was that the financial accounts of the year were late, and had not yet been presented. The Chancellor of the Exchequer could not sav,but would inquire. __ Humoured Visit ...
... Some silly folks at both sides of tte water i - gined that the Whig project for the abolition of the Irish Viceroyalty was an economic movement , deroid of the usual ingredient in most Whig proceedings_ rank jobbing. The denouement of the plan in par. ...
... error, He says I wrote my history on Whig principles. Had he said Radical principles, I should not have winced, though I really endeavoured to write it on the principles of truth and knowledge of the subject. But for Whig save the mark!—I never thought of ...
... Caulfield( Whig). T Conutly (Cotur.rwative). W Cotton (Coll T t Darton ( Whir, W (Repealer Sir Ferguson( Whig 1. C Fort it Grace ( Whig). J Greene ( H lire. ( Whig ). 11 A )01.1,.et I C.nserruive). R Keating. (Repealer). Marquis of dim* , ...
... Atootrong (Whig), Dr Boyd (Compereadee). M J CaatSeid( Whig). TConally (Generative), W B CaOM (Comervadve). T V Dowses (labia). W fags° (Repeal, r) girt Plogasou (Wiz's). C Feeueose ( Whig), 0 D Ones (Whig), J Greene (Repealer), B Hawes ( ...
... Sir A. Armstrong (Whig), Dr. Boyd (Conservative), J. M. Caulfield (Whig), T. Connolly (Conservative), W. H. Cotton (Conservative), T. V. Dawson (Whig), W. Fagan (Repealer), Sir R. Ferguson (Whig), C. Fortescue (Whig), O. D, Grace ( ...
... Boyd (Conservative), J M Caul field (Whig), T Conolly (Corset vat've), W II Cotton (Cor„ervative), T V Dawson (Whig) Fafcan (Repealer), Si* Ferguson (Wh'j), C Foitescue 1) Grace ;, j), J Greene (Repea'er), B llawes t.Whig), A Herbert (Conservative), K« *tinge ...
... object a Mr. Lamb has thought proper to bring the name of Sir Lucius O’Brien before the public, in a letter to the Northern Whig; but as you have given circulation to his statement, I beg you will take the carliest opportunity of contradicting it; for ...
... measure ; and, very probably, as the Noble Lord who has charge of it, Lord Robert Grosvenor, is a member of one of the great Whig families, they will manage, in some way or ano- ther, to attain their object. The Irish members, with very few exceptions, ...
... bator may have to effect sales, and perhaps give 24,000 wafers into the bargain, before he can earn a Who will complain of Whig extravagance in pound. | public departments after that? What a happy thing it would be to hold the situation of butler to Pathcr ...
... 1848. This liberal arrangement has given great satisfaction to his tenantry, who fully appreciate his kindness. —Northern Whig. ...
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