... WHIGS. White, Lient-Col B—Leitrim Co White, L—Lengford Co White, Col H—Longford Co Wigney, J N—Brighton Wilde, Sir T—Worcester Williams, W—Coventry J—Clitheroe Wilshere, W—Yarmonth Winnington, Sir T—Beadiev Wood, 13—Southwark Wood, C—Halifax Wood, a W—Nendal ...

... WHIG MISREPRESENTATIONS. In the COMMONS,' 04 THURSDAY, Sir J. GRAHAM complained of a statement in a morning paper, imputing to him his having used his influence to prevent members from making a house on Tuesday. He gave the most positive contradiction ...

... now the question. Certainly not the Whigs; and certainly not the Tories, and thus, with the apple of discord rolling between them, the Conservative Tories denounce the Conservative Whigs as Destructives, and the Whig Conservatives deprecate the Conservative ...

... : I. The Whig Dissolation—ll. Free Trade for Ever, and everything Cheap. A new Election Song—lll. The Dolmans—lV. Marquinez and Ls Collegiala—V. Plato's Republic—Vl. The World of London. Part 3—VII. The June Gale—Vlll. Ten Years of the Whigs—Xl. Ten Thousand ...

... • LA.CKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA• ZINE. No. CCOVIII.' for Juno. • . Contents;—!. The Whig Ministrr—l I. Peter the Wise—lll. The Spas • 1- pf England—lV. Ida and Ermengard—V. The Suit of the Minstrel. By E. Simmons—Vl. as it was in the Summer and Winter of ...

... I. The Whig Dissolution—ll. Free Trade for Ever, and everything Cheap. A new Election Song.—lll. The Dolmans—lV. Marquinez and La Collegiala—V. Plato's a ublio—Vl. Tho World of London. Part v , 3—VII. The June Gale— 111. Ton Years of the Whigs—Xl. Ten ...

... FEB. 9—The Whig brings 2,200 barrels Flour. The others bring Eggs, Flax, Butter, Wine, and Sundries. FEB. 10—The Susan Crisp brings 5,950 bags 11 casks Sugar. The vessel from Bahia is laden with 280 cases barrels Sugar, and Nuts. The Lowther is freighted ...

... BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. CCCI Noventhoi, 1840. CONTILNTS :—I. Ten Years of Whig: overnment.—H. De Quincey's ,Revenge. By Delta.—lll. Louis Philippe.—lV. The Fall of Bagdad. A Chapter ofTurkish history—V. RelrieW of an unpublished Tragedy.—Vl ...

... paragtaph stating that the Earl Spencer despised the Whigs, and had deserted from their ranks, whilst another paragraph in the same paper set forth that the noble earl was to move the Whig answer to the Whig speech from the throne. This last mentioned circumstance ...

... John Russell on the Alterations in the Corn and Sugar Duties proposed in the Whig Budget, No. 11. A Letter to Lord Johd Russell on the manner in which the adoption of the Whig Budget would have altered the value of money, increased the pressure of taxation ...

... in Ireland: The Whig press of Dublin, as well as that of London, are, of course, but playing-the game of their party in making light - of the Repeal demonstrations. It is perfectly clear that rather than risk the dissolution of the Whig cabinet, every ...

... causes, and although bribery and intimidation may have had a certain influence, the principal cause is the conduct of the Whigs themselves for the five years. They are the fruits of Lord John's doctrine of finality, which in an ill-advised moment he avowed ...