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... THE WHIG CLIQUE AND THE .LIBERAL PARTY. t While the discussion oIL Mr. Cardwell's mo- t tion was still pending, we treated the question t exclusively in its bearings on the pacification and welfare of India. We alluded to party considerations only to ...
... THE WHIG PENSION LIST. !ar5 ,,-11.- . of AhOxNGsT the papers laid on the tablo of parliament, is by a list of pensions granted in 1840-41, by thc whig-radica1 ge- governmcnt,-of which (he following is a copy We 6er- have classed the various pensions ...
... THE WHIG MODE OF GOVERNING EEL AND. BIRCH v. Slit W, SOMERVILLE. Great interest has been excited in Ireland by the trial of a case before the Lord-Chief Justice Blackburn, in which a Mr. Birch, the proprietor of an obscure Dublin newspaper called the ...
... boosting, and intense labour with our Whig-radical contemporaries since the beginning of December-the grand set.off agaiost all the Conservative demonstrations sInce the close of the session-the-vast filtration of the Whigs and Rlndicals, of 2,500,000-il a ...
... THE WHIGS. 1OW ARE TlE MIGHTY FALLEN. To the Editor of the ggIZ Packet. MR. EDITOR,-Do, fear goodness' sake, tell nie- what has become of the Whigs! Where, in the name of Fortune, have they emigrated to? To what miracle are we to attribute the sudden ...
... SALUS POPULS LEXI SV UPmA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 184. t 1 WHIGS AND TORIES, AND THE CHESHIREI WHIG CLUB. Ui 5 ,I - ,. s the ?? The ?? theToriesis, ineveryque tion,,tostreteih hI 3 the ?? of the Crown as high asi Oaesible- the prin- 'hi ?? Vith higs is ...
... AND Ialtita & f'ocial mieformr. E SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1838. WHIGS, AND A -WHIG CONSTITUENCY. A FAVOURITE argumeIt with the adversaries of TonivrSEal suffage is, 'that working men are too ignorant to ,ire ami ght use of. political power-- that, consequentldy ...
... {I WHIG STYLE AND WZIG ETHICS, TO THE LIDITOR OF THE RPIPART NMSEV-tJETTSR. SiB-In the Whig of this morniug appears an article bearing the ball-mark or, proverbial igno- rauceand toothless spite ?? Water Com- missioners anrdthbebill theyare promoting ...
... THE WHIGS IN 1816 AND THE WHIGS IN 1849. D It is easy to foresee what will be the pleas mainly Irelied upon by the opponents of the motion which Mr. Cobden makes to-night for reducing our annual eexpenditure to an amount not exceeding that of 1836. The ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE? Under this head we have, in another column of the Mfercury, inserted a specimen of the substantial good for which the nation is indebted to the base and bloody Whigs, whose short qdministration, notwithstanding all that has ...
... aggravated by disquietude oi mind, on account of the uncertain struggle in which her absent hnsband is engaged. THE PURR WHIGS.—We state with consider- able confidence that Mr. O'Connell will ere long be a member of the Melbourne adiiiinistration--Old ...
... O Ifvutauvs hutrnad DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1842. WHIGS TALKATIVE, AND WHIGS DUMB. When Lord Oxmnantown, some years ago, called the peasantry of Ireland a savage race of assassins, the Whig journals and members of parliament were loud in their reproofs ...