... the Exchequer to introduce the tea duty into Seldom have the his budget as an object of reform. finances of the State under Whig rule been so prosper- ous; and, with a considerable surplus revenue, the Finan- cial Miuister will not hesitate to take advantage ...

... ultimately the candidate for the Whig p.tity, Mr. Winthorp, induced to withdraw in order that new choice might adopted, a-'d new itteinpt made to obtain sufficient ' majority. advantage, however, was gained by this policy, for Whig concentration was rather weakened ...

... meeting the East Lothin Agricultural Protection was held at the George luo. m. The numbers mustered on the occasion (we quote a Whig report) did not reach 100, some of whom, says the Scotsman, there more from motives euriosi'y than sympathy. Amongst the worthies ...

... with my landlord good, straightforward country gentleman the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was Whig. I have since learnt to consider Peel-Conservative landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after some negotiation I took ...

... that Earl Yarborough has entered his protest against the agitation for the revival of protection. Lord Yarborough, though a Whig, has from the first been distinguished by his hostility to the repeal of the corn laws, and at the last general election but ...

... There is, we are sorry to say, much truth in the following observations by Mr. Ferrand, on the position which tho recreant Whig ministers allow Cobden to hold : Mr. Cobden is nobody if he were not patted upon the back by men in high places. No, has been ...

... THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Westmorland ©alette. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, The spoech just put into the hands of her Majesty: her Whig Radical ministry is one of tho most garblod and shuffling documents ever pretending to bo sketch of public affairs. It will be seen ...

... Protection.— At the Northamptonshire county meeting, on Thursday, the Duke of Grafton, hitherto found in the ranks of the Whigs, came forward in person declare his condemnation of Freetrade. It was said, he observed, that the commerce of the country ...

... mistake tho temper and feeling of Englishmen, the attack upon the feeble government of Greece will a serious damage to the Whig ministry. curb the haughty but to spare the weak, is a maxim accordance with the traditions of tho British empire, and with ...

... furnishing throughout the castle, as rather indicates what it will be than impresses with what it is. The western or office whig of the castle is at preseut used as the dwelling of the proprietor's family, and in this portion ofthe building every comfort ...

... sagacious mover of the Appropriation Clause and late Secretary of the Admiralty, some Sir Humbug Go-ahead of the ordinary stamp of Whig Radical proteges had sent out to govern the lonian Islands, aud to pick quarrel with our neighbour iv Greece, we could easily ...

... to what none could say. Now B.,rke, now T'ooke, he grew to people's fancies And certes often like Sir Pnilip Frauds. P ' The Whig poet vindicates, too, the motives of the ambushed archer, where the question is put: _ Thou wast too bitter, wast not in thy ...