... THE WHIGS AND THE FINANCES. One of those pithy little notices which we are accustomed to recehe from Whig Chancellors of the Exchequer, appeared in the London Gazette of yesterday evening, iv the following terms : NATIONAL DEBT OFFICE. The Lords ...

... THE WHIG Vi In a theoretical point of view Whiggery is the weakest of all political doctrines ; and yet, strange as it may seem, it is to this very circumstance that the Whigs, asa party, owe no small share of their practical success, and that the Con- ...

... WHIG COMMISSIONS. Thanks to Colonel Sibtborp, who moved for such account, there is now prepared and printed, returns respecting all Commissions issued since the memorable November, 1830; salaries and expences, days'labour, &c. The number ia forty ...

... The tory whig government took them oil! government impose! six millions of taxes, and the (Cheers) The tory governments progressively added column upoa column to the hideous pages of a criminal code, written in cha racters of blood ; and the whig government ...

... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION. is now very generally admitted, if not by Ministers themselves, those who afe well known to be in their confidence, ver-y existence of the Administration hung upon the result of Mr. Rice's election for Cambridge:—an event, indeed ...

... WHIG CLUB. LONDON, MAY f. THIS day numerous meeting of the Whig Club was held at the Free Mafoii's Tavern, the Right Hon. C. J. Fo* in the chair. After preliminary bufinefs, and the ofual toads had been given, Mr Fox faid, that in the very peculiar e ...

... ANCIENT WHIGS. Tbe horror experienced by tbe Grand Monarque at the thought of losing his ambrosial hair popularly supposed to have led to the invention of the periwig characteristic of our ancestors tho eighteenth oentnry. But although premature baldness ...

... Clipped Whigs The .prototype, first flown in 1941, was fitted with standard type Spitfire wings, but it was soon evident that still further improvements should be made. Clipped wings were substituted for the standard type, and improved rudder was another ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE CHURecr Ine most bitter and implacable enemies the Whig government had, were the elerg: ¥ of the Established Chureh, notwithstanding that in all projects for inter- fering with that church, they acted under the especial guidance of the ...

... WHIG DRIVE A whist drive was held on Friday in the United Reformed Church Rail, Mr. F. Moulton was the MC. friiisire're presented by Mrs. G. Jones t., the following: Mesdames M. F. Price, B. Davies, G. Jones, M. I. Beard, D. Armitage, W. Harrison and ...

... THE REVOLT OF THE WHIGS. The new number of the great Whig Quarterly has created quite a sensation in political circles, especially those where it is most widely read. The sweeping condemnation it pronounces upon the principles and tactics of the Radical ...

... WHIG PROSPERITY. It is much the custom of the Whig press to boast of the prosperity of the country during the administration of their masters, and not long since a slight increase of imports was magnified into an evidence of wonderful trade, and paraded ...