... there seems to be little doubt of the means to do so being principally derived from an increase in the Cus- toms' duties. The Whigs or commercial aristocracy attribute this anticipation of payment to the finesse of the Van Buren party, with the view of i ...

... who %were like himself, of no party at all (cheers). In his address it was not his intention to offend the Tory, to make the Whig sulky (laughter), or the Radical savage (renewed laughter). If he was asked how it was that a manl like himself, a Christian ...

... pointing out the mischief that would accrue flola Mr. Biddie's scheme, and ?? it was lobg sys- temtttcaelly puffed by the leading Whig organ, the evil which it has done to the country is now universally acknowledged. According to some of the private letters ...

... that it is a continuance of that de. pendence upon the Bank which has been the banie of the finan- cial administration of the Whigs, and which is especially repre- hensible at a time when that corporation is about to be called to a public account for all ...

... the Government is likely to resort to that easy, bet rdinous system, of creating stock to defray them. But it is like the Whigs, who, rather than risk their places by the odium taxes would create, would resort to anv plan rather than that. We, however ...

... such a way of covering the deficit. The Con- servatives would be mad men, indeed, if they did not oppose a loan, to which the Whigs are very likely to resort, as the easiest {node of evading that ?? which an additional burthen of taxation is sure to create ...

... June, Ministers sustained another defeat, being thefifteeath this session, and the fifth on Lord Stanley's bill. When the Whigs came into office there was about 2,000,000 suiplus of publicrevenue overexpenditure; now thereisnearly X3,000,000 deficiency ...

... a gentleman much connected with Railways bad applied for the appoint- ment Mr. Labouchere wriggled out of the question as Whigs, or eels, or other slippery animals, ever do. We opine, and the spirit of vatieinatisee is ever in our columns, that we can ...

... forward ostensibly for the protection of the public, will, in the hands of the Whigs, turn out nothing, more or less, than a Job-that is, the Alpha and Omega of all Whig measures and legislation. Birmingham & Derby, 22 20 Eastern Counties, 7 61 Great ...

... o tioi thei, While on the subject of grievances. we marv men which we hope will meet the eye of mny Lord Li e ldt When the Whigs, in the last agonies of expirint byeducig hit on the expedient of endeavotring to retrieve . iy tr e- the postage to one penny ...

... Exchequer Bills. This is a disgraceful state of things, and would not be tolerated by any Chancellor of the Exch quer, save a Whig. Money is now more abundant, but the rate is still 5 per Cent. A curious feature has presented itself in the Stock Mar- kIet ...

... and its consequent results, the ' Managing Director' be re- quested to instil into the minds of his lineal descendants (the Whigs) the propriety of establishing, by Act of Parlia- ment, ' Joint Stock Banks.' Hience they were established, and from that ...