... WHIG MINISTERIAL INCOMPETENCY. Wuitt a small but clamorous section of the House of Commons uses threatening language to the house of Lords for having saved td the national exchequer about a million arid a half-of annual revenue, the anthers of the Paper ...

... in 1841, ten years after a Whig Aefona Bill, because it was yearly adding a de&eit of a million. Whig principles, which were, in finance, founded on Adam Smith's, should have suggested a repeal of the Corn Laws. But the Whigs were Protectionists up to ...

... for Hire, and may purchased according to agreement, at EDMUND WRIOLET’S PziKo-roBTE and Music Depot, Drake-street, Rochdale. WHIG LEY 8 Twenty-five Guinea PIANOS, in Rosewood earn warranted for five years. Orders for Tuning and Repairing punctually attended ...

... almost without a shadow of opposition from dissentients on every side. What that candid Whig, the late Charles Boiler well called “systematic and enormous whig-radical lying” has been very freely resorted to by its supporters, both in parliament and ...

... told is a fair specimen of the lot which were sold to Mrs. Glasgow, of Castle Market, and are retailing at Is 4d per Northern Whig. ABERDEEN —At the meeting of the creditors of the firm and Anthony Blaikie, advo- cates, held in the Royal Hotel, Aberdeen ...

... have been solicited, entreated, arid badgered in Vain to perform the part ot obstructives, so as to save the Whigs from themselves. The Whigs don't wish to pass their own measure, and they are ashamed to withdraw it. The case is quite 'diStracting. Cloak ...

... Head-constable Lamb, under Sub-inspec- but there was no disturbance. The Rev. Mr. Bland, J.P., was also in attendance.— Northern Whig. ...

... Lord John made his selection, and preferred Lord Palmerston as s This is offence which has never been forgiseo, though the Whig party hare done everything they povtibly could to compensate the Earl for the loss office. —Court Journal, Mb. DISBSEU INI) ...

... men especially obnoxious to the Liberal majority in the Commons, and to the popular party throw;liont the country—the our • Whig sinecurist ; the ether the vary. champion of aristocratic privilege against It,. rights of the people. All tewlinicslii its ...

... is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate ollowed,. in the, course of which that staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, sen., joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the bilk On a division, the third reading was ...

... be o'er, the weary conflict My pl,dgc at last will Lo redeemed, and I than be a peace. And when Ilelorni id set at rut, the Whigs will haply s : Oh ! t a h y e tie, the tie is broken bctereen us and dear Lord Grey. FUR TIE Oman.? STALL9.--So Mario and ...

... House in which he so long presided. Lord Monteagle, who has initiated the opposition to the Government measure, is himself a Whig, and ha.will be supported by some of the staunchest adherents and most prominent members of that party. There is, therefore ...