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... THE WHIG PRESS. The conduct (tie Morning Chronicle, in the advocacy the biil through all ils stages of transformation, shows plainly enough from what quarter it receives its dictation. Whilst the Lrds were mangling the bill it spoke magnificent things—The ...
... years. Pablic salaries. 1820 to 1829., (Tory) -£3,358,000 1829 & (Whig).. 3,087,000 1831 to 1839 (Whig + 2,850,000 Hence, under the head of ‘Salaries in public departments,” the Whigs effected an annual saving of £237,000. This is the more creditable ...
... Manufactures. - £1,885,831 1829, or Tory period 1834 1835 Ditto Whig ditto é& ~ 1 1829 Tery period 1634 Whig ditto - - 1855 Ditto (Hilton. ‘ - 5,975,000 - 7.145.826 1829 Tory period £17,140,1 th 1834 Whig ditto - 20,515,586 al 1855 Ditto - - 22,128,384 * Iron ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE. Tfiß KDITOK OP BDDOWIM’a HHBBWHBORT JOURNAL. Sir, In the Her. Dr. was presented the late King and Queen Court for preferment, acconnt of bis merits reader and preacher, in one of the Royal chapels. Hw lectures were patronised the good ...
... THE WHIGS AGAIN. There i* a chapel in the Latcran Place at Rome, to which belongs the Scala Santa, a staircase of twenty-eight steps, said to have come from the house of Pilate, and which believers always ascend on their knees. Lord Jou.v Russel finality ...
... WHIG NEPOTISM. copy the following from paragraph which we find in the Standard :— “The navy will delighted see by last sight's that Cu|>taia the Hon. Grey, the 44(>th captain on the list, who )>a.-sed for a lieutenant in nrotnoted in IRS*, made a commander ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE. THK BDITOE OF IDDOWW’H JOCUIAX. Bin.—Thoorh Cone* Fratir«, and eapcdallx tinea the resnlU republican inttitotiont baTO baan mournfully deTtloped to America, I cannot think that Liberal itateamen in En(UnA bare been unfairly attacked by ...
... WHIG PURITY. For some years past the whole of those various sections of politicians formerly classed under the head of Whigs or Radicals have dubbed themselves ** Liberals,** which, so far as political feelings and opinions are concerned, is altogether ...
... what it should be. The Whigs pever became revolutionary either in thought or aim ; and naturally they gravitate towards Conserva- tiem, for the Conservatives of the day occupy the ground held by the Whigs of the past. The Whigs have not gope back, the ...
... have ceased >o exist: and henceforward the higbest ambition of a toi-disant Whig, the object of his proudest hopes, must become the * Help, or the Helot ofthe Destructives. As Whigs the Melbourne Ministry were unable to carryon the Government of the country ...
... SATISFIED WHIG. i-ord liartimqton, in his speech Xcrrington, not dissatlsfisd with the position the Whig have in former times occupied, and tbit believe they oeonpv ut the time.’* Some -aopV are easily satisfied, w« should scarcely have to find Habtinotom ...
... a large collection of honest Whigs met together in Shropshire.* ” ] The Morning Herald, of Saturday last, contains the above paragraph; whence gleaned we know not, except from the national archives named. Whether the Whigs, or Shrewsbury, or Itolh, have ...