... Lord DERBY'S Government, in the event of a Whig Government coming into office, the Income-tax would not be extended to Ireland, Admitting this account to be true, it displays a treachery on the part of the Whigs . :of which even their enemies hardly believed ...

... fees. Whether this hush money, or bribery, for tongue service and pen ser- Secret Sery Col. S these trancendant and undefiled Whigs are forced to confess that they do sometimes dabble in dirt, notwithstanding all the fine talk about purity and the rest of ...

... worst, to annihilate them. The result of borious demonstration and parliamentary power is f mixe and revolu on -IDOL ering WHIG of Dark display of he ragged —the combined bands, Pope, the Pretender, a e been driven from their with tenfold effect, ye been ...

... tottle of the whole of the places of any consideration which h fallen to the the pr Administration. To be sure the Whigs are at every sort of crafty jot take good care, ere resigning power, to fill up every vacant office with good long-lived men, and ...

... debt by no 1€ s than thirt Thank; 'or that co firmly fastened r facts staring us in far, year after million o summation to Whig recklesand incapacity ! We have had, also, rid income tax Yet, with these 'e gone on ...

... asserted, proof of never w agricultu was less change al was not sent dar. The n stood fc mass of firm a teatant wii l in would Whig ob both H Dodea a G question Lord S Majest of thin on foot. no athr. genuine be intlet th( ...

... of Lo don, and w , r to his order who id not get hold of * 1 ave been I ak. It could hard) wugham's account of the modern Whigs in quiry, how far a statesman is bound to keep But the most remarkable expedition of any of the ministers, is that of Mr. ...

... declaiming against bribery, sub- cry, and the other little peccadilloes practo all historical accounts of yo manners the Whig-Radica Nor may be aacc mittimti e electors of ay give him NE is not a prophet upo ,hose ray xrould think seriously for a moment ...

... ble in his labours to avoid incurring pecuniary obligation of any kind. Successful though he was in aiding the progress of Whig opinions, he seems to, have met with, comparatively, but little encouragement from the magnate professors of that political ...

... only on accour proposed to remedy. Mr. Itlt ber of taxes with which the Ch to the perfect satisfac which, he had satisfi pure Whig scheme Mr. Box tulated the mee ertson pointed to cellor r nz the first resol ...

... brought to its rival powers. By some fatalitY, all the wits of London have been Whigs for the last h un d red years--all the showy writers have dipped their wings in Whig libations ; even all the brilliancy of fashion, and the grace of manners, h a ve ...

... COLCIIEST latter, Lord STANLEY of Alderley. The Earl of who ha is a sound ( servative thora a ret'orme one if plague tc isiotis Whigs, half-a-dozen spars or when they existed for, one of your no- ...