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... WHIG PATRONAGE. Th* London Examiner—on outsaod.ont supporter I lie Ministry —says lbs appoint men' of the ana of Mr Spring Rice, a ynnih three four-and.twenty. Is lh* Cum, mit.ionerahip oi Exuitb baa extitcd vary Utral ditgoil. (lit cnrrMtly rania«r»d ...
... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Quotidienue, in an article on England, gays that the intention* of the Whig Cabinet are difficult to be found out. and that submit* ■ion to O'Connell i ...
... WHIG WISDOM. We iindersiund that scaicely single act the Whigs during the last session, and applying to Ireland, is intelligible, or capable being acted upna in the spirit which it pinpoiled have been conceived. Alliueg-t nthfis, the Jury Act, hud pu ...
... WHIG ECONOMY. lb* tilting of Magielrelee lent Monday morning, an tom* rvcraii* coming to be tworn, Mr, Seymour obtarvvd that Ih* prevent wet on* of tha mutt economical govern■rale iba action bad ever bed. They were ueing op all their old form*; and, to ...
... WHIG PENSIONERS. tbe last number the Spectator are presented with some excellent stricture* the subject of pension list, in connexion with the recent eleemosynary grant £2J.OCO to that splendid personification of effete U'higge ry, tbe Mar ...
... THE WHIG ADMINISTRATION A» we predicted, the Whig Administration can not stand. The preaent Cabinet doea not poaaeaa auffici* •nt atrengtb in the Houae of Commona to carry any meaatlre to which the Toriea and the Ex- Miniitera are aetioualy opposed and ...
... THE WHIG WINISTKY. Tlu* cliarnt'lfri«tic of tlio present |nim»try i« the uttvr want uf principle «>r opinion, in»nitested them every subject. Not only are the Cabinet, and the great bul!: its supporters at varienoe (he nio*t important subjects, but ayen ...
... WHIG PROSPECTS. RADICAL DEFECTION—ROYAL DETER- MINATION. Under these two heads the present position of the Whig Cabinet may he briefly described —and its future prospects clearly prognosticated. The Radical* have encamped on separate ground. The split ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. 7 ul/jftnh, Aug, 31. 1829. should have hoped that the punish n.ent inflicted on Mr. Finlay, for a libel on Mr. Crommeliu would have deterred you and him from either writing yourselves or giving insertion in your paper ...
... A WHIG JOB oar private letters from London, ibis moining, Me learn tbat Lord Fortaklinoton, with arn kletsnesa M bicbwe did not iuia« cine even Inni capable, lias disposed of (be of Furlarlingtnn, of Mbii bis own brother is the piesenl rr presentative ...
... TTie whig ministry, The fallowing i« from the London Correetomlenl of T DuUtn Morning Post, a Journ l that hne been a lenperate but steadfait euppnri.r Popery mid liberality ; and w while it anenuouily and rfiici nlly advocated nie’surei, ever made itaelf ...
... French Army; bad there keen that blessed thing a whig ministry in 1815, there is no doubtkntsucli another whig general that present terror of the Spaniards, General Evans, would have been selected to lead our legions to glorious victories I It Upeculiar ...