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... WHIG AND TORY POLICY. (from the Morning Chronicle.) Tho Times and Standard are toiling hard to set up their party with political capital sufficient to enable them to carry on the business of government. The substance of sundry elaborately-constructed ...
... WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE. WEI.L does the Edinburgh Review say— Let the people look back when they please to the struggles of the Ministry—it the peoples banner that floats above the contest—it is the people's cause that has triumphed, and which yet animates ...
... the Whigs laid their hands, as the following statement of the expense of collecting the revenue, under the Tories and the Whigs, will shew :— Cost of collecting the revenue in 1829, .£4,875,000 Ditto, Ditto, 1839, 4,042,000 Yearly saving the Whigs, £833 ...
... THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHIG AND TORY FINANCIERS. The Morning Post, in a recent very laboured article oil this subject, in which it assured its readers it was to prove much, but which terminates by only proving the writer's ignorance, observed, in winding ...
... A CLERGYMAN'S OPINION OF THE WHIGS. WE doubt not but that most of our readers must have heard the pious, talented, and distinguished Doctor Burns of Paisley, one of the brightest ornaments of which the Church of Scotland can boast. The rev. gentleman ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. The first (lav the great debate the question of Irish Poli. y has, in every way, proved triumphant the friends of liberty ami goo government. Lord Russell's speech, 011 opening the discussion 1 was one of the very best ever uttered ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG.’ are informed that the Belfast Northern Whig newspaper has been purchased from Mr Finlay by Sir John Amott, proprietor of the Irish Times and Cork Constitution. The sum mentioned is £17,500. ...
... grounds upon which the Whigs have gained to themselves much unpopularity among the Chartists. There is much sound reasoning Mr Mitchell's address, and from its tenor we are glad find that if there is cause for displeasure with the Whigs, as he attempts to ...
... FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE WHIGS (/•' ...
... THE 6.0.11. UNMASKING THE WHIGS. A Levant writing ou the above subject, says - Whether or not the Liberal Government may induce the Commons in Parliament assembled to adopt and act on the principles they advocate is relation to the future government of ...
... WHIG AND TOBY REPRESENTATIVES. fee dav more and more convinced, that Uf the two, it k much sounder policy on the part nt Liberal Journalists to give good advice to , enemies. With a full confH being a truth incontrovertible, doTnow beg to offer some salutary ...
... PROSECUTION OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, AND EXTRAORDINARY VERDICT. the meeting the Irish General Jj'y last, the reporter the So-them Whig, in giving a account die rase of Rev. Creightou, happening nut to I* familiar with the technical phra* the Assembly, ...