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... against the Whig* and their Wooden headed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Chorlet a* hi* own favourite but trashy and fraudulent ,u won’t go down, with “dUcerning” British n place of the genuine article j prceieely •». th f found-cat Whig, will no longer ...
... only on accour proposed to remedy. Mr. Itlt ber of taxes with which the Ch to the perfect satisfac which, he had satisfi pure Whig scheme Mr. Box tulated the mee ertson pointed to cellor r nz the first resol ...
... announced till next day, and then not officially, because, as it appears, of an impression lhat by some thoroughly disengenuous and Whig manoeuvre the hour of doom might be tided over,— aud the rest of the Session got through somehow. That scheme, however, failed ...
... that date, still the old associations remained, and the tle it Whigs used them as the rallying cry of Liberalism. fie w Keep out the Tories was the constant apology be th, e whenever the Whig Ministry wanted an excuse for not y dealing with difficult questions ...
... of January 28.) , FROM 'TIIE ACCESSION OF THE WHIGS IN 1830 To' THEIR LOSS OF OFFICE IN 1841.-FINA.4NCIAL SCHEME OF SIR ROBERT PEEL, 1842. Although no great financial reforms were'' effected by the Whigs during their tenure of office, from 1830 to 1841 ...
... be greatly reduced. At the coming exhibition we hope to have an opportuuity of testiDg this wonderful inveutioa.— Northern Whig. ...
... it to ISt ROY 1 lOC to Romunists for present mealier for Whig, - but he concurred with him pproving of the Maynooth Grant. The Rev. Dr. M‘Nua 'LE proposed, and the Rev seconded, a motion of a vote of thanks to Mr. Glom The Rev. Mr. SUTTON proposed educationa ...
... the jealousy of our contemporary. He is pronounced a “New Born Radical” because he protests against the extravagance of the Whig Pension List, and declares that he will support retrench- ment come from what quarter it may. The Journal's memory is in this ...
... Lord Stanley the “ attempt to form a Government with the sid ef Party.” It is, however, far more probable that some of the Whigs will retain office in conjunction with the tatives of the policy of Sir Robert Peel. Lord John Rassell or Lord Clarendon will ...
... new com- binations of political events, giving rise to new combinations of parties in the House of Commons, had placed the Whig Government in a somewhat precarious condition. That Government was n never a strong one. Indeed, such are the circum- stances ...
... now e-ists iS e result dependency of BritainJ? At home, abroad- and in our cm colonies, awe we to be at the mercy of the Whigs with 085 referene to our religion--our foreign diplomae-y-our the is 1colonial dependwies--our financial arranemilents 7 Shall ...
... unfounded. Woodlands, 30th Jan.. 1851. A. HENRY. THE TERMS WHIG AND TORY. the EDITOR of the MANCHESTER COURIER. Sir,—I have looked vain to Johnson and Walker for somprehensive definition of the words Whig and ■' Tory.' May I request tbe lavar of your meaning ...