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... few years the public income did not meet the expenditure, and a cry was raised, See, the Whigs have an empty treasury: what shocking bad financiers these Whigs always are. The Ministry told the people truly, You cannot have your cake and eat it too ...
... WHIG. Botha, :25 Vizz•rs, & c o Castilian Mud [;rough, 0 Um: la Hannah, W Lindsay EMIL* 184 Hobbs, Cannon& Co w Fora n 7 Fruit' Koss Brs Huily 135_Co.rielm Hcrnet 168 !totter. J &:o 11 Toinkinson Langton John h. Edwin 160 Murray, 1) Caution ...
... .UNIQI4. hook tla~ter - qtr. Wm. Whig. Bolina 125 Viggors, Babe &Co Castilian Maid 37 Brongh, Ltvistina 98 Hannah, W Lindsay Emma 181 Hobbs, I) Cannon& Co Flora 27 Fros• Holly 133 Carielm Hornet Rutter. J Wilson & John Tonikinson 291 Flood, J ...
... contest the candidates being the present member, Mr! Ralph Gray (the parliamentary secretary to the Poor Law Board), who is a Whig, and Mr. Hugh Taylor, of the Coal Exchange, London, a Con- servative. Whatever is promotive of the public good ought to be ...
... performing any other of the feats predicated of Smitt s notice, or )f a 1 Sir CI larks Wood is, confes- uman been the Sir L of Whig administrations with his d relative Lord Grey It was due to the count nd to the s, ch an incubus st have been go ions against ...
... thing, just now, that question of retiring, and ought not to be hastily decided upon. By this he means, of course, that if the Whigs go out, and the Conservatives come in, the cause ol Free Trade will be put in peril. That is to say, a change of Ministry will ...
... motives for patronising the whig bishop, and the whig premier, and the whig education scheme, —doubtless, in all this, his motives are as pure as the uneunned snow. And we impugn them not. We only wish would keep his love for the Whigs within bounds, and that ...
... increased to eleven. The Blues now brought up two three voters, who were greeted with loud cheering. Mr. Bagshawe, the popular Whig member for the borough, gave his vote for Mr. Crawford; and Mr. J. C. Cobbold, M.P , arrived by the Ipswich steamer at five ...
... nt. Mr. Roebuck's History or the Reform Era—ln connexion with the delay in the publication of Mr Hoebuck's Hittory of the Whigs, which was advertised as about to appear more than month ago, a rumour is current to the effect that, among Mr Roebuck's materials ...
... so doing. MR. ROEBUCK'S HISTORY OF THE REFORM Connexion with the delay in the publication of Mr. Roebuck's Ilistory of the Whigs, which was advertised as about to appear more than a month ago, a rumour is current to the effect that, among Mr. Roebuck's ...
... our informant left the place. The dreadful crime is sup- the posed to be connected, in some way, with the ejectment am of ?? Whig. seir ATTMPTED XunRDEl.-On Friday last Mr. Samue * of Coulter, a married man with two children, residing at ind Shilstone, ...
... tbat disastrous principle of Whig rule, expediency. There was place to keep, the Manchester School to truckle to, Irish mem- bers to try and appease; and, office sinking into shadow as these dread necessities of Whig-Radicalism rose into sub- stance ...