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... TfIES. HULL, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1850. I THE WHIGS AND THE SLAVE TRADE .I THn country has had a narrow escape. For nearly twenty-four hours it was in danger of losing that primal blessing of all true Englishmen-a Whig Government ! Yes, on Tuesday last, Lord ...
... tbe aiid dle'tot'ty surplus hailded over to the whig ministry, of. . £2,667,000 Andil we heve a total of . £10,055,989 or the sum of £7,131,989, the excess over the namoullt ol Iaxes repealed, which the whigs hive squanderel since they have had the adtn ...
... DEFEAT OF THE WHIG CORN L&W RE I P'EALERS AT EAGLESHAM. The supporters of the Whig Ministerial scheme of -Repealing the Corn Laws being defeated in all the | large towns where they have attempted to carry popular ' feeling in favour of their expediency ...
... dignation, and alarm, were manifested in every quarter. And in a house crowded with Whigs- proper, Whig..Radicals, Whig-Repealers, and Whig - Conservatives, - the Whig- ministerial offspring found no friends! Never was bantling ushered into ...
... now so decidedly set in, and which promises so confi- ava dentlyrto lead them on to fortune. Hear the wild :ret ravingsof Whig.Liberal despair:- l Tile apYthv, quoth our contemporary, Wte wlich lim the merchlantr , ahpowner3, and ?? of THCI1, appear ...
... up theirlhands again, wheni the Whig, dishonest Mayor declared 'the original re. . solution to be carried, witiout 'eveu'putting the con- I trary. When M1r. O.CONNOR descendedthesteps of rf ?? Hall, a large body of Whig 'shopkeepers ipressed upon him, ...
... Beverley. To have failed in wresting Southwark from the Whigs is questionless a mortification, notwithstanding the indications furnished by the result of the poll of the rapid decay of the Whig-Radical interest. in 1837, Mr. Whittle Harvey had a majority ...
... in them to think that they will tarnish tlieidhonour by any union with men they have so long opposed; although as far as the whig- radicals are concerned, they have proved that they would Unite with aiy One to preserve their places. ...
... by leaving a small peg between the light and the box. One of the most mischievous and useless acts ever perpetrated by the Whigs is the New Mar- riage Act. Experience has fully proved that the clamour set up by the political Dissenters for relief from ...
... our Glasgow Whigs. Had Mr. S. been a little more decided with the Whigs, the worthy Chair- man Would have been taught that Sturge was in the hands of the meeting, and not in that of the Com- mittee. Tue Meetieg closed at three o'clock-the Whigs never daring ...
... THE sympathy of the Whigs with the Irish re- re Ss pealers was very strikingly exhibited throughout the at is late session of Parliament; and it is further and il t. quite as significantly demonstrated by the howl fo i which the Whig press has set up at ...
... . 10 u Birmningham and Derby. . . . iu 20 00 Birmingham and Gloucester . . 100 1.5 l s S. * 6 One of the neatest pieces of Whig jobberv ever attempted to be practised upon the public, is comprised in a bill now before parliament, for altering the municipal ...