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... THK CARDIFF AJDMERTHYR GILUUHAIV. FRIDAY, F B ii RU A It V 14. 185 l. WHIG ECONOMY, AND WHIG EQUITY! SOME friend at Islington (for the envelope bears that post-mark) has sent us the February number of THE it is marked opposite the fol- lowing article ...
... said, I really am most weary I wish I was in bed lie durst not stir. The Treasury whip Stood watching by the door- No living Whig had power to move From that enchanted floor. For why To-night again comes on The l'apal Titles Bill- 'Twas moved at least ten ...
... is by no means injured. The potatoes are still safe, and the other green and cereal crops are most promising. The Northern Whig thus reports of the province of Ulster:— A large quantity of rain has fallen since Saturday, and during all the night of Sunday ...
... the great Whig and Tory section of parties. Sir Robert Peel broke up one banded phalanx; and there has been since no successful gathering of the Clans. The Pibrock may sound, but alas the days of shoulder to shoulder for exclusive Tory or Whig rule, have ...
... the Budget wvould be ve opened on Friday week, caused no little surprise, as ad such a state of forwardross on the part of a Whig y- Chancellor of the Exchequer is a very unusual politi- ad cal occurrence. Sir Charles Wood has evidently ?? made up his minid ...
... in those districts. As rega ds the potato crop very different indeed is the tenor of the account supplied by the Northern Whig, a journal holding no sympathy with the croakers or unneces- sary alarmists We had lately an opportunity of examining the state ...
... Vroposes a new Reform Bill. We presume that the re -welfare of the Constitution is all, and above all in, the co N axnind of the Whig Statesman, who, addressing his ca countrymen in the constitutional fervour of his youth, hi wrote- It ought to be their aim ...
... arena, are up and doing. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, a man so long a favourite of the British govern- ments. both Whig and Tory, who hitherto, uniformly dis- countenanced interference in politics, on the part of the clergy, has sent forth a pastoral ...
... fordshire. The late venerable nobleman was in his seventy- seventh year, having been born in 1774. He was always a consistent Whig in general politics.. Lord Langdale has placed his resignation in so ministers. This was a course of action to be expec ed ...
... is1 'n ii 5e We ti i. l' is: e it e it A t n e d e MEETING AT LORD JO1IN RUSSELL'S. A large number of the suppuorters of the Whig Ministry aseembled onl Tuesday aft erno(ni bv previous aippointlent at tile official resideusce of Lord John Russsell, inl ...
... at the liberties of the people. The manner, too, in which the free- hold movement has been treated by the only organ of the Whig aristocracy, sufficiently showes—if there had been no other means of judging—how that body (small but influential, not without ...
... It was but yesterday we heard of a single agent, of Whig politics, who C. avowed that lie hadl orders to look out for four seals ina Parliament, for the next general election, for four sonis of s- Whig peers, who wore desirous of coming forward on Protectionist ...