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... The Whig Secretary of Presentations. . The following letter to the Editor of the Ccambrideyc c Chronicle has been sent to us for pubfication -- e S1n,-I have observed in the CaWnb) i(10e C/ironlec and other papers some remarks about the appointnient of ...
... THE WHIGS AND THiE MALT TAX. It is quite certain that the Tories wore caught in a cleft stick on tie Malt ,Question, and that, too,: by one of their own partisans. It is also certain, tihat this. must tend to hower'the Tories4 in -the estimation of the ...
... ITUE ELECTIONS; AND FATE OF THE WHIGS.I |Fromi the Calt)oiioan. lW do not pretend to give any statement of our own as to losses and gains of the fIctions, in the now closing struggle oil the hustings; for it is impossible to tell how men mean to act in ...
... are ehyof the Whigs. at. This is tite scco v'hy, at the present crisis, the people hal ra- would place as little confidence in a Palmerston Cabinet taa composed o( puire Whigs ase in a, Palmeretoni Cabin. al Sn composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdleuiites ...
... MISGIVINGS OF THE WHIG PRESS. Even the Whig press begin to see that the conduct of the Government is rapidly stripping them of the confi- dence of the Dissenters ; sincere, but moderate Reform- ers, and of the great body of the people. The Chsronicle ...
... THE WHIG AND TORYrI MINIS'I'lR.IES. If I a It is desirable now and then to compare ad- ministrations, nlot only with their predecessors, bitt with themselves. It is by occasional sur- veys of this kind that their relative strength or weaklness, usefullless ...
... interpretation which the Whigs have Z given to their cry. During sixteen years not 1 ? one of the, admitted evils of our Parliamentarv v ? constitution has received the smallest allevia-a tt tion. For sixteen years have Whig and Tory- i r Whig had opportunity ...
... .1- ?? AA ?? ?? 50 yOLU' MUNU LJ.UlX LI L1I5NtI2ill.. We copy the following clever and very urseful comn- parison, between Whig and Tory finance, from a morning contemiporary:- ?? At every recent election, whether for Canterbury, Notting- ham, Sandwich ...
... of M0I/. for a librarv also I lii the Church they have equally violated their promises, for wye find anmong the blessings of Whig-Radical rule many such cases as that of Lord lorpetli's brother, the youig D)ean of Licibielti, wilo counts his incomne frlom ...
... be adopted. The fear of an enraged multitude dictates another plan for the metropolis. Now we put it to the advocates of the Whig Ministry if, when they see them thus determined to prevent the people from obtain- ing cheap and useful knowledge, it can be ...
... THE RECENTr WHIG AND TORY STRUGGLE. [The following article was prepared for our last week's publication, but omitted for want of room.] We think we showed pretty clearly last week that the Whigs had nothing to boast of by their victory ; and that, however ...