... office with an overdrawn account at his bankers. They omit, however, to notice altogether the £7,000,000 of taxes which the Whigs repealed, and which, with a series of bad harvests and depression in trade, caused a deficiency of public in- come, compared ...

... to their Queen Their hcdrts and hands afford; One red their island green We'll make, great Lime.street WYard! Then let not Whig success O'ercast our festive board, For Discord and Distress We '11 look to Lime-street Ward! ...

... :-llieir tibjeit beimg. to cstaiblish for thie vs iole i people those rigiils w~hich hase icon toto Iotmu ss ithlihtt, I; both he Wh~igs ;tate I'Torits ?? wh iclhi was tarried unaili- rc nitiosly , and ttme ?? stpariat od. T1hme Adelphi Theatre, unider the m ...

... discussion arose as to thle course to be par. sued with regard to the Catholic Question. In the p it is thought, should the Whigs again come into offic the policy of this country with regard to other Po,,er' must undergo a most important alteration. T'he ...

... very first action, the first move they make, must be to add £2,500,000 to the existing amount of the public debt. When the Whig Government came into power, in 1831, their first measure was to reduce their own salaries, and to diminish the public ex- penditure ...

... of American crerlit, is an object as much desired by Mr. Tyler as it is by Mr. Clay, and that the Democratic as well as the Whig leaders unite in that feeling, which we hope they will persevere in treating as a national, and not as a party question. In ...

... law. In the cpauin time the worLtiy Chief' Magistrate seetis to take miatters , coolly, an1l bavixtg lost friends Wiith the Whig party, I is sceking co intgratiate hi aiself, of corisoquence, With tle dens(i.ratic infiltence. An intelligent friernd, now ...

... themselves and their friends, than Lord Grey a and his colleagues, before any foreign possession can hold us e in much esteem. 'The Whig Ministry put me very much in mind of a simile of Swift, when speaking of the beggarly Go- a veroments of his day. 1 I have ...

... termination the ostetisible ground for NN ithdrawing tihe deposits, nnd to introduce the low estulblishing deposit banks, the Whigs proposed, on the express ground that the government would ceane to draw their share of profits on the deposit9 that these banks ...

... them of the real extent of the pubiic emergency, and of the irropcr amount to Le levied in the shape of new taxat- tion. The Whig budzet of 1841 being re- jeeted, no other alternative is witbin our reach. Threre was nothing paramniunt against a recorrse ...

... then observed that a proposition similar to that of Mr. Thompson had been made by a committee of the House of Commons, under a Whig administration, but he had no objections to the committee, vhich was then appointed without a division. The Morniny Joiirnal ...

... tthow ereour pr~ayers asowet ed r' Ttie men whom riresetit you in Parliament neglected your in- 5tidteardted your petitions. Whigs and Tories have bnhydtergt with which you invested them to serve their iS ns tdnot to alleviate the condition of these by t ...