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... The Whig Government. —The fruits of themal-administration of the Whigs are every day being more and more developed. Tea, sugar, and all the little luxuries of the poor, in Lincoln are getting to such a price to amount almost to prohibition with many families ...
... The Lincolnshire Chronicle. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1838. On looking closely into the present position of the Whig-Radical, or rather Radical-Whig party in the state, it is self-evident, that, from the appointment of Richard Shiel (the immaculate) to the ...
... Alas ! for the League and the Whigs The bullying of the former and the truckling of the latter are all in vain. The repeal of the Corn Laws and the accession of the Whigs to office are as far off as ever ! With all his dexterity and cunning, Lord John ...
... The end, say the loyal Whigs, when accused of their unholy alliance with the popish party— The end will sanctify the means. That end they profess to be the correction of Tory abuses— the progress of necessary reform—and the preservation of the ...
... the liberal advocates for free-trade —tb Whig opposition of the House of Commons ! * rejoice, however, to record their complete defea> the liberation of the blacks has not answered desired object, let the Whigs boldly avow the* intention of again enslaving ...
... Shameful Conduct of the Whig Gov* ment—We are informed, that the govern are endeavouring to make use of the electioneering agents ! A circular has bee* ceived by some persons filling that office i» county, requesting answers to the foil * queries :— ...
... The return of Mr. Pattison for the City of London has afforded the Whig-Radical journals both in the Metropolis and tbe country an opportunity forgiving' vent to a great deal of swagger and crowing. For ourselves we cannot see in the result of the ...
... To the Editor of the Lincolnshire Chronicle. Sir,—-There is a choice specimen Whig legislation in the clause of a Bill now hefore Parliament, introduced Lord John Russell and the Attorney and Solicitor General, to regulate and enlarge th e Summary ...
... is looked upon by many as evidence of desire by the whigs conciliate the Peel section. Certainly the noble Earl distinguished himself when in office by his tact for official business, and as the whigs find it necessary to go among the Peelites for a Governor- ...
... The death of Sir J. Scale, who was the Whig member for Dartmouth, having created a vacancy in the representation of that town, it has for some time been the scene of much bustle—a Conservative and a WTiig-Radical having each solicited the electors for ...
... POETRY. HALF-A-DOZEN BARONETS. Baronets six ! No one objects To the cream of the Whig and Radical sects. On the baronets' order I mean no slur, „ But plain William Brown would be better than • Crossley, M.P., I happy see, And shrewd David Baxter from ...
... Whig Economy.- paper has just been printed order of the House of Commons, containing an abstract of the increase or diminution, within the year 1840, of the number of persons employed in all public offices or departments, and ot the increase or diminution ...