... THE WHIGS .tNI) 11.1:.!.0:. We publi.ilt elsewhere the observations of some the payers tot Sir CuEitig Smith's letter. T:ia article trout the 77. a is only it pre..c• that the argument the trial of the Pontefract is ttiontisse,,rairle. 'fire attielc iii ...

... THE NEW WHIG DICTIONARY. Edited by Russell John, Esq., F.R.S., and A.SS. Published by Lamb, Ccpid, Littlejohn, and Dan, Westminster, and Merion-square, Dublin. This laborious work has evidently been taken in hand men firmly determined to overcome old ...

... IMPOTENCE OF WHIG STATESMEN The Public Health Bill is not the only instance in which the official representatives ofthe State poclaim a conscious incapacity) though it is a very flagrant instance. There is nothing which this great and powerful country ...

... fer it made with wheat flour, as it remains longer AL ADVERTISER. = om = ~ WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. ight, f Mr. A comparative view of the financial concerns of the pened under Whigs and Tories, is the subject of anarticle u were wood’s Edinburgh Magazine ...

... FALL OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. The public were not surprised at the announcement made on Saturday morning, that the Whig Ministry had fallen to pieces. and that its chief had on the previous day tendered his resignation to Her Majesty at Buckingham l'alace ...

... WHIG HALF PHOBLZIA Again Reading had their full share of troubles at wing half. Young was Deter happy on the left, and inclining too to the centre, often left Gulliver caught between two opponents. Moms. unconvincing in detence and in attack over-kicked ...

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... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. Let us look at the actual achievements of the in the way of finance, in the course of the last ten years. Perhaps, however, it may he as well first to look at the preceding ten years Tory Government—that is, from 1821 to 1830—to ...

... LIBERTY, TREADMILLS, AND WHIGS. We have often remarked, nor do now pretend to account for the paradox, that men who are the most determined sticklers for liberty (when reflect how Ihia word has been abused, almost nauseate the very mention of it) the ...

... INCERITY OF THE WHIG NOBILITY. (FROM HINTS TO THE ARISTOCRACY.) But there is one class of the aristocracy to whom, in an especial manner, the weight of historical censure is duethat is, the Whig nobility : the great and old families, once the ornament ...

... Whig Council. A ream et WWWw. Wedoesdoi rrb.n woe F. G. 7. W. H. W. L W. T W. Roberts. W. Sabra from Mr. 6. A. line. AT TOTTCM. The (Mr. T. he had leeward.' • letter to the Dieirtet asking for for the delay earryteg nut Me log thmaloreroad. TAN.. hot ...

... THE VICTORIA, WHIG DINNER. The example of the Conservatives of Canterbury was, it seems, not lost upon the liberals. The Tory note of preparation sounded as an alarm to the whigs, and they consequently resolved on having a blow out. The spread was made ...