... but quietly winked at and encouraged. We have bad this system maintained too long, by thorough going tories and half going whigs, until it has become a scandal and disgrace to a wit itised nation. In these times of change they knew not bow soon they to ...

... pioduced, in the House of Commons, on ?? evening, pursuant to announcement, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. As usual with the Whigs, there has been ' a great cry I and little wool. The anticipations of the nation in favour of a reduction of taxation have ...

... Queen and e of tender his resignation that very'night f Oh Indepenidence, what a Pretender art thou! Tile noble lord's poor whig supporters n w- were petrified. They were not prepared for s of this. It was a no song, no supper busi. ness; they put on ...

... comprising that mostuojus- t) tiflable and abominable of all imposts, the tax upon l] the light of heaveni. But our modern Whigs beat I these statesmen. They do not lay on an increased g income tax ; they tried to di so once, but the country I would not ...

... the purpose of Bhov*ing that it vwas i Imainly compoied of placemen; ,xad there can be no doubt.whatever that the tax or the Whig retentioi of m lceq is doomed. On the same day the Solicitor- Le General obtained leave to bving in a bill to provide, n more ...

... majority of 77! and that against the weight thrown on the other side by the Rome Secretary, Sir George Grey, and his squad of Whig Government underlings, and the transparent sophistry and pityful special pleading of that honest lawyer, her Majesty's Att ...

... bad only souse 000 or 700 voters ; and what wits still worse, the town was governed by four iron inatitem, who, no matter, whig or tory, if shaken from • beg, there would not be • choice in whoever might mem out first (laughter, awl hear, hear). He hoped ...

... Maga' a short note, exclaiming, God save the mark I and protesting against being supposed to have written his history on Whig principles. On Wednesday se'nnighl, the Rev. John Angell James, of Birmingham, delivered the usual annual sermon at the I ...

... conifortably. .Truth, longa atrangers to or pubfic'rints, isg$6ailngn forth again,:-and'tel, e',respec~bld portion of the Whigs are neyoiced, perhaps mora thani any other;'at th~eir lea3e trom some par- d tion'of the 'disg'race litherto attachigto their ...

... se'nuight, an alarming fire broke out in the Prince of most indisputable records and declarations of How can any administration Whig, Tory, t he i h Vals Tavern, in o th e i o e f t th own to ; h a a n h a ta b o ad te i t t he n h ot been foe Crown, public ...

... wus quite firm sat Moodny's edemas, and a moderate extent of business was le geed useful qualities. The day was wet ad weld, Whig she third its succeseion such weather; rims a .material change take plain in this harvest emu' be truly, sod one month's additional ...

... that occasion he nee found the name of the present mover, and even now the notion was seconded by a borough member ol i a the Whig side of the house, thus proving that some, at least, of the former advocates of fiee trade regretted the course they had' pursued ...