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... KCONOMY OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENL The Times has the effrontery to say ‘‘ that the Whigs, who came into office with the words ‘ economy and retrench- ment’ upon their lips, have perpetrated more jobs, created more patronage, and appointed a greater number ...

... WHIG, RADICAL, AND TORY. The Whig considers the people entitled to as large a portion of liberty as is consistent with the security person and property, and ihe maintenance of the constitulum, ; and, as an essential mean to that end, would admit, so far ...

... WHIGS v. TORIES. We were yesterday in @ condition to communicate intelli- gence which will cause the national pulse to throb with a joy amounting to ecstacy, while it will strike utter and eternal despair into the hearts of the Tories. We speak advisedly— ...

... THE WHIGS. I recognise tliem as a party, which, though tainted with the faults the age, has always been in advance of the age—a patty which, though guilty of many errors and some crimes has the glory ot beingthe best promoter liberty, and of civil and ...

... WHIGS! MOVE ON, OR YOU WILL BE LEFT BEHIND. (From the Nonconformist.) It is a most remarkable fact, that the organs of all the political parties, except the Whigs, admit the necessity of electoral reform, and are prepared—some grudgingly, others with ...

... Roman Catholic. and wife of a late Whig M.P. Lady C. Barrington.—Daughter of the Whig Earl Grey, Lady C. Copley.— Daughter of the Whig Earl of Yarborough; haranct. sister of the Whig Lord Worsley, M.P., and wife of a Whig Lady Harriet Clive ...

... WARNING THE WHIGS. The Liberals lost the West Gloucestershire Election this week owing to a sudden and entirely unexpected rupture between Lord Fitzhardinge and Sir William Marling. The circumstances are peculiar and, so far Lord Fitzhardinge is concerned ...

... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? In answer to a Correspondent, give the following brief list of their deeds during the last ten years. wish they had done more, but we must be, thankful for what we receive. Taken off taxes to the annual amount .£0,235,000 Lessened ...

... TIIE LAST OF THE WHIGS! On Friday night, the men of peace ' in the House of Commons seized Lord John Russell by the throat, and forced him to divulge a solitary example of the system of double-dealing, which has been so long and so iniquitously pursued ...

... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. The Times has given the following sketch of the financial history of England from 1821 1840. Commencing with ten years Tory finance, the taxes remitted in this period,». e., from to 1830, were follow Agricultural horses Malt Hides ...

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