... WHIGS IN AND WHIGS Daniel Whittle Harrer, f TeewSay wee* v» the *iw .if h-'V .i’trl 'ir ...

... THE WHIG ECONOMISTS. The fa-ts ndri-rtr-d l.or-1 Tiiursd.iy, in the House of Lord*, were occurring under it* -v. r:.:..inl j ...

... TUI WHIGS Such the set of jobbers, traders in principle, dealers in patriotism, pretenders to the name of statesmen, who still affect the name of M'higs, which thev daily lower in the dust. Such the j); rty once composed of the Greys, the Broughams, the ...

... isquul.tied Mr. Harvey Irora sitting ia the liooee of ('ommons ; and the sentiments ot the whig Attorney-General on the roint were known, doubtless to the Whig Home Sccre-' tary. ix»rd John, however, was too cunoing to breathe ahial the subject to the ...

... WHIG MANOEUVRES. WINDSOR, Ti'Rsdat Evening. It well known that the Earl of Sandwich, from the extensive property which his lordship possesses in the town, has sufficient influence return two members for the borough of Huntingdon. Hi* lordship is a co ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PEERAGE. The recent rapid accession of numbers to the peerage cannot fail to attrac t the notice of even the most casual observer, and •he unceremonious manner in which the hangers-on of the Whig faction have hern ** pitchforked” into ...

... very name of Whig by-word of reproach and contempt through all future times. Wo ought to state, however, that the Cambridge Independent Press, a Whig journal, in its Saturday’s publication, says;— “ arc enabled state that the leaders of the Whig party have ...

... expected to descend on the intrigue in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it understood, is willing to swallow his antipathy to the Senior Member,” in order to sarve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears a wonderful unanimity ...

... expected to descend on the intriguers in showers. Your Whig contemporary, it understood, willing to swallow his antipathy the Senior Member,” in order to serve the interest or necessities of the Whig leader. In a word, there appears to be a wonderful unanimity ...

... CONSERVATIVE , WHIG POLICY • } ’.*i rebellion ia one of our colonies had befallen empire under conservative adin-iustrii'-n. the * whies would have been airo to have it own Ivanlajc; won' I rfcirio*! v, to the pra.-t re, r I-^ht fortunate event theimeoe* ...

... CONSEQUENCES THE WHIGS’ AFFGHAN WAR. •* The exhaustion of the fl mri»hiny tre.-.sury lu India. ** ConipK-le stop f» internal improTcuunL •• L*»'« >*f the live* of I.'t.UOO nu-n. Destruelinn of 5 i.OCO camel*. •* Abstraction of the cirrulatiug niedlura ...

... upon llie country, has become nolonous, that ;n the new Whig sd ernes estab’.i-hing a permanent Court Revieing Barrister?, the chief of lie Bmkruptcy Court iw placed at the head and w. h true Whig rapacity, proposed addition £l,OOO a year to hi* sinecure ...