... WHIG FINANCE AND WHIG TAXATION The financial incapacity of the Whigs is absoluteiv alatining to their oldest supporters. Novel has there been heard such astounding exhibition of incompetence thatjwhich accompanied theit late Jludgct, even since the days ...

... consistently maintained by the Whig ministry, and that the outlay of the country exceeds the income by Eight Millions, Six Hundred and Seventy-eight Thousand, Five Hundred and Nineteen Pounds. How delighted would the Bolton Whigs he, were they certain that ...

... feature of dtffercisee from the Whigs, namely, that they practice what profess; ttad they are coiwislent id those professions; and that they arc faithful each other, and grateful to who support them; whereos lha Whigs are perpetually professing principle ...

... WHIG ECONOMY, (From the John Bull.) A few months since we had the pleasure of noticing a ministerial measure of economy, upon which we felt it our duty i-estow the highest praise. mean the order issued to the Treasury and other public offices that letters ...

... WHIG WHS 80, Dcansgatc, Boltoa. 54, Fleet-street, Bury, Branch*. LONDON ABBBDHBN, ...

... WHIG MISREPRESENTATIONS. AMOUNT or THE MU.KTA&Y AND STATIONED IN IRELAND. The boasted tranquillity of Ireland* under Lord Ncrmanby's htnii/n government has been the theme of Mr. O’Connell, and all his penny-whistle echoUts. for some time past; and that ...

... Whig and Tory. The Prime p&rlejings with people ®f importance the Opposition Benches to what they may most properly b© called most have awakened many reminiscences many mutations. In nothing does the name seem to count for le«« than the political party ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY Tbe of the Miniatarial OUtmary th»* Staudurd for the wovA) roomoencr.l, and «e »rr. therefore, induced again place array, now that ha*e amved the month of July, the of a session which the of February. that month the Ministers introduced ...

... WHIG CORRUPTION, (From the West of England The majority by which Mr. Dawson was rejected at the late election for tins borough astonished the whole body of the electors. Liberal as well as Conservative. The defeat of Mr. Dawson, the popular candidate—a ...

... THE DEFUNCT WHIGS. The Charivari contains the following whims ca ly absurd description of the demise and iirerment of the late Whig Ministry : •* The Ministry, which had been for some time indisposed, lay almost speechless in the House of Commons, its ...

... public meeting> in which !bat enactment is described as everything ihat is atrocious. nod mile the heaviest charge against the Whig administration? Sonic few months ago, at the Rath dinner, Colooel Napier inveighed against the poor lew bill and its authors ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE QUEEN. (From the John Bull.) Tbe Whig* always ware queer folks. They have grown more an of lata sears. But tiuci they have become Radicalised they are One of their latest eccentricities has been the extraordinary use they have made her ...