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... THE WHIGS. THE VOTE ON THE FoIIEMN rOLICY OF Tnr. division of last week on the Foreign Policy of the Government is now somewhat stale, but we cannot dismiss the subject altogether without one or two remark. Foremost among these, we would say that we rather ...
... THE LUCKY WHIGS. Within the last six months the ministry have had the disposal of two Chief Justiceships—of the place of Lord Cliancellor-..0f the place of Attorney General—of the place of Solicitor General—of the place of Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ...
... they were now to advertise for a pore thoronghbre.l young Whig, they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...
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... • LET THE SAVINGS RANK ▪ SAFEGUARD YOUR SAVINGS ▪ There is no better or -:wp:er method • of Whig and Investing in • Govenuesat Seevrities • than that provided by the • savings Bank Systegi • ▪ 21 DEPOSITS 4Y O • 2 ▪ War Stock and Conversion Stook ' ■ ...
... ?I at igenct. GLAND. HEALTH THE PRINCESS or 'Vales writes to the Northern Whig :—I saw the Princess on Monday morning, before her visit to \Vim- Ibledno, and thought her looking dreadfully worn and and medical men say that this never-ending sehiel of ...
... Irish disturbers and their Whig abettor ; and, unless we much mistake the state of roadie (reline, every where, save in Whig coterie. and mob., the mat indignant denunciations, both of the O'Connell conspirators and their Whig allies, w uld havo given very ...
... 111011, and upholding Whig principles with an unabated vigour, which betrays entire unconsciousness o the ex-Whig anathema on all who remain faithful to them. So little indeed is the late noble Secretary for War aware of his Whig condition, as that of ...
... TAXATION—HOUSE TAX. Y.O the Menge( Poet As it is generally understood that the Whigs will have to undertake their accustomed task of increasing the taxation of the country, the greatest anxiety exists upon the important question—what will they tax' Our ...
... have served with Whig administrations; bet be was trained iu another camp. and followed the bummer Sir Robert Peel. The advent of Lord Derby to peony released Sir G. C. Lewis from his uncongenial position; but the Conservative triumph was short lived ...
... has been miserably deceived. Whig Coneril and Tory Regan have in turn bid for his support; on the one he has bestowed his confidence; on the other, at least his toleration. Both have used him, and then thrown him aside. The quarrel is the same as in the ...