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... Whig Appointments.—A correspondent of the Morning Herald supplies the following list of recent Whig jobs: Mr. W. R. Greg moved unwillingly from the Board Customs to the.cpmptrollership of stationery. Colonel Komilly, made commissioner of customs, being ...
... and, but for fear of irreverence, we might as- sert that not even Heaven could say what will be- come of the Whigs. The hopes wbich both Whigs and Liberals some years ago might have entertained of an able and acceptable substitute have been lately scattered ...
... Liberals; and, but for fear of irreverence, we might assert that not even Heaven could say what will become of the Whigs. The hopes which both Whigs and Liberals some years ago might have entertained able and acceptable substitute have been lately scattered ...
... proceedings ; but when in power, the Whigs acted similarly respecting Canada, in 1838. the reign the Georges find Whig and Tory ruling identically at different periods, yet finding fault with each other thereon. Whigs have pandered to Royalty, and opposed ...
... was eminence or popularity gained by the statesmen referred to until they had adopted some of the liberality of the Whigs. If the Whigs never created a good financier, it may with equal truth be asserted that the Tories never retained one. Referring to ...
... “nd* ° rte mstitol wist! to preserve than a policy 01 trank and lonest concession. Mr. warns both the Conservatives and the Whigs against nskrnga elution by postponing the consideration of the . f the people to a voice in the government of Wintry. He tells ...
... in six days. The Hon. G. F. Boyle, the tive candidate, is prosecuting a successful canvass. Lamont will offer himself in the Whig interest. The Meeting of Convocation.—The cation of the Province of Canterbury will not meet despatch of business on the February ...
... present administration never meant reform. They intended no change long as there were Whigs in office, and the country will never get reform long they retained those Whigs office. Reform was not in their vocabulary. They treated the poor Radical party in ...
... o'clock this evening. Her advices Lave been generally anticipated by the arrival of the Hibernian. December 21. The Richmond Whig states that the advance of General Davidson's column from Baton Rouge passed through Augusta, Mississippi, the 9thinstant, ...
... HARPERTWELVRTRERS' WASHING MACHINE. The Bev. W. H. Boner. Town, Zoom. esp. It is immense improvement on the old Whig. eiseuleg. epleahlog mad easeheti. Pries. NIL. 60e., carriage pai . City Depht 81 , Bt. 11.0.—Weese, Brefoley-by.Bow, Loam, B. ...
... FROM FIRE! PAM? mAnim WAX TRIM AND YEOMANS. LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX. ADVANTAGE/L—Tboy so pboroa—are nee so sapiar odour, sad Whig to spostaatioa• combustion—lgniting sely ae tbe box-60M le and greet ACCIDRNTAL WiIITECHAPEL ROAD, LONDON, I. Bold Wbolesale ...
... government. The Whig party, with all its exclusiveness, was too weak to withstand the shocks of the Conservatives ; so Mr. Mirxer Ginsox and his followers—at one tme by aiding the Conservatives, and at another by coalescing with the Whigs—made themselves ...