... kfept entirely from yoou; and leayLt them have a little bit of it'' [hear, hcorj. C iiatis ent isy him, and wats meant by thle Whigs, is II that they will give you at little to salve the rest. Lord J01111Inussulllhas vey pjpropriately called these loionopo- ...

... g the objeetion3 of' the President. Tfhcse resolutions are understoed to be in unison with the sentiments of' the American Whig party, by whom they will be generally supported. On a motion for referring the report on the fiscal agency, by the Secretaty ...

... as aiffordiug good hopes that the Peel mninistry, after a little more exp~erienve, will prove. successful disciples iu thle Whig school of political ecoflomy. Thle soundness of that policy is no longer it question of dispulte, and the miemberil of thle ...

... The Sir Edwvard Bants bteanter rocli Boitlogoie, isrs feriot Cher. hourg, Enrl of Liverpool steamer franm Ostend, amd the Whig from Battihore. sNTsnaDn OUTWARDS FOt LOADINO. The Giraffe steamer for Rotterdam, Jloti (jeary far Anmteiriamt, Enielt for ...

... Baltimore. Gsaav1saaros, FEB. 8.-Arrived tie FiSra from Cherbourg, asd Williiarn from Jersey.-I)Ta. Tbe Johb, Rontilty from Bailis, Whig froso Baltimore, Lowtiher from Alexandria, Alexander from Coosnitn- tinople, lBrotrock and Foreniagen from 51arseliles, Earl ...

... lcecl is styled jl; llmitilmmlield) immiprovsed systemn of' plimnhlerilg time people mirri ieo ini this toii'i, alli phmrtims-Whig, Tory, amn tIcal - ilmwerl dismigsted, mud tile cirsesmi, both loimad tm Id ie li, limit were uittered ngainst hitm, icero ...

... Alfred for Antigua, [ondine for Philadelphia, Mlinerva for Charleston, Mes. senger for Boston, Framceis LanwUio for Africa, Whig for thd Cape de Verds, Saucho Panza and Slarriet for Gibraltar. Dovest, DifAacit 4.-Arrivud off port the Crusader from Honduras ...

... deficiency in the revenue. We state this with per- fect fearlessness, confident that we tell the truth, and nothing but the truth. Whigs and Tories areagreed that the speech of the linister does honour to his iead, end thnt the revision and aonsolidutiola of the ...

... in the code of Ceont- iiercial reform proposed by Sir Robert Peel when onmpiiarel with that whicih was brought forward by he Whig government, and that lie thus deprives rituself of the two nmcst important elements fromi vilence they expected to derive an ...

... weather budget and a fair we ther budget, a charge which we believe wa3 made ' ib ureal effect against tIme measures of the Whig governmeret. The whosle eon- duet of this Coniervative Cabinet hnq been tainted with deceit from begiiniimrg to culd and ttis ...

... income ttix. We do not desire to inquire at present whether or pot both the loan and the tax might have been avoided if the Whig budget oi 1841 had been accepted. Nte have a very strong opinion certainly that £ 1,700,004) of udditional revenue, at least ...

... an income tax of £2 or £3 per cent. is one of the wildest things that ever emanated from the brains of statesmen. When the Whig budget of 1841 was thrown overboard, the future financial policy of the oIry party was reduced to a narrow compass. A new loan ...