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... statistics and finance, and in the commencement of which he was understood to have been assisted by Lord Radwob, and other leading Whigs. His death, just as he was maturing a gigantic plan for placing the taxation and public expenditure of our Indian empire on ...
... wheat. ditto barley, i»7 ditto rye, 67 ditto oats, 18 ditto peas, and ditto buck wheat; also a very large slate cistern. gr*WHig crops are cut, and the remainder will be proceeded with to the time of sale. lie eorn ati« Hill be sold subject to the usual ...
... a>chair; nevertheless, she continued to snarl and-rail at the world, to hate-Sir Robert Walpole and Queen Caroline, yet to remain Whig, and be as keen aad as clear ia all that concerned her immense property as ever. She was now fading slowly but surely away; ...
... Highness will @ a lengthened sojourn in of Dublin Castle—Lord Carlisle is the last ond or, to with more certainty, the last Whig Vi you will we in Ireland. This you may take for grant ted. it is just possible, if the Tories come into office, that you ...
... we need not be surprised if disclosures are made implicating some who, as witnesses have served to strengthen the cause of whig corruption. Several cases of bribery are coming to light; and one of the witnesses who has been guilty of gross perjury, narrowly ...
... Acts.—After a careful examination of the provisions of the Landed Property Improvement Act of the last Session, the Northern Whig comes to the conclusion that, although but indirectly dealing with the question of tenant right, it is, as far as it goes, ...
... immediately restored the good humour of the audience, and the performances proceeded without a hitch to the end. —Northern Whig. Oaioiit of thb PosT-orrica. —The origiaal establishment of the Post-office in England is buried in obscurity. It is certain ...
... re- joicings at The Past Age.—Between 1810 ana 1840, we saw the : fullest development and the extinction of party strife. 1 Whigs and Tories carried on the war though they were born to be each other's natural antagonists. A radical j was a mad dog, to hunted ...