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... Whlig ditto was only £V0,000,000. 'ronm these amounts must be deducted £X36,000,000 for iti- fereston debt; consequently the Whigs had ?? to pay tihe expenses of the country, whilst tile Tories had ,C;,ll0U,000: therefore it was quite impossible, atter tis ...
... TImE FUTURE OF TE WHIGS. [ROM A CORRsSPONDENT.] The time has fairly come for us to look forward to the future. We have reached our worst. We have seen the full powerof our opponents; and it alone remnains for us now to draw forth wisdomn from the eviL ...
... SIR-It is right and proper that the public sbould fromu time to time be informed how the executors and adoxinisj trators of the Whigs execute John Bull's last will and testament. In turif affairs they are proceeding in the spirit of the trust, so far as small ...
... TORY AND WHIG TAXATION. To TrHR ElITOR OrrrsE MORNING CllRONICL.E Si n-I have been much armused with tile charge (amongstotherls) brought bythe Tories (with their usual regprd to truth) against the Whigq of having increased the taxes. I this darry cihancedi ...
... WHIG POLITICAL TACTICS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I was much pleased with the sensible remarks con- tnined in your paper of the 19th inst., relative to the want of proper activity which prevails amongst the Liberal party in taking those ...
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... The Tunes used to be continually boasting of I their superiority to the Whigs u mcen of business. Since their return to office, they have effectually clisatbused the public on this subject. Blunder hes succeeded blunder with hardly an intermission, and ...
... o(if' A Iig pretenders' ! has bet r it Very livnbIe topic tor the advocates I . _ I oF tha present M inistr Btetoret tile Whigs ; were Itumi ed olt we werte told that tIheir hi tindes were I vg eVetltihing. ltitt all wtis to go righlt ns 4 . I si lif ...
... I-lad any mn predicted, on the overthrow of the Whig Administration,, that in less than a year and a half the policy of Sir R. P~rL wvoulfd reduce so important a portion of the enipire as Ireland to its present deplorable condition, vith what sneers ...
... should the harvest fail, Sir Robert will have a winter to encounter as disagree- able as that of 1330, from which he fled. The Whig budget has been defeated by monopo. lists and ecclesiastical activity, and Tory taxes must be the substitute. The army anst ...
... treason to the cause, and to themselves, I hope that the Liberals will enter a protest that shall be heard through the land. The Whigs appealed to the constituencies on a special question -to which they will receive a distinct reply-the fate of the corn laws ...