... and an increase of ten thousand paupers grant. The old system of leaving private benevoin the metropolis alone? Or are the Whigs pleased lence to overtax itself, that the avaricious at heart, to have seen their la s t war - cr y used may escape contribution ...

... rial opposition the ensuing session of Parliament. It were needless for us discuss the various considerations on which our Whig contemporary thinks such arrangement improbable, and not likely to be satisfactory or advantageous the noble lord himself. ...

... Education 365 University Sermons 241 Vicarage of Christ Church, Hants • — (122 Welsh and English Benefices 640 Whig Cabinet and the Bishops 83 Wilson, the Rev. Carus, and the Tractarians 589 ...

... fall before the Ist of May. The President, in his Message , referring teethe opts?. sition made to th e M ex i can war by the Whigs, and their assertions that it was unnecessary, &c., says— A more effectual means could not have been devised, to encourage ...

... p_rovincial paper. And we the Corh Southan Reporter to-day, in prof that in that metropolis of the destitute districts the Whig measures have been hailed as providing the true remedies Jim perennial distress. One cannot but feel that the most important ...

... ns, with Manchester and Leeds utter stagnation, and increase of ten thousand pauper* in the metropolis alone ? Or are the Whigs pleased at heart, to have seen their last war-cry ” used up” others, and to find themselves now in office* without any ** stock ...

... January 65 Tractarians and the Author- ised Version 740 Vnion of Church and State 683 Well-paid and ill.paid Clergy 452 Whig Cabinet and the Bishops 107 PAGt National Thanksgiving 565 New Churches and Old Care- 164 677, 602, 708, 709, 724 No ...

... room of the late Mr. Barneby. The nomination will be at Droitwich. It is scarcely necessary to say that the late Conservative-Whig compromise has created pretty general disgust amongst the majority of both parties of the electors. The error cannot, however ...

... announces that Sir Robert Peel is prepared to lead the Opposition, and assume the offensive in propria persona against the Whigs on the opening of Parliament, and that Mr. John Young, ex- Secretary of the Treasury, has addressed the ordinary circular to ...

... body has been examined Doctor Black, and it is fully believed that the unfortunate deceased was inhumanly murdered.—iVorMem Whig, General Central Relief Committee for Ireland.—At the meeting of this committee on Tuesday, resolutions were passed appointing ...

... room of the late Mr.Barneby. The nemination to take place Droitwich. It scarcely necessary to say that the late Con■ervative-Whig compromise has created pretty general disgust amongst the majority of both parties of the electors. The error cannot, however ...

... must fall before the let of May. The President, in his message, referring to the opposition made to the Mexican war by the Whigs, and their assertioas that it was unnecessary, &c., says,— a more effectual means could not have been devised to encourage ...