... abolish stamps 00 marine assurances. It was James by 156 to 89. Super- Mr. made some remarks on the financial bl heath | of the whigs at all times, and called on the house t operty | what the Government proposed to do upon the stamp du Lord J. Russert rephed ...

... |} men. They made his Majesty's government of that d perior | jute consideration the state of the negro slaves. in 1 4 soft) Whig government made the slave trade illegal by Briti comes jects, In SIL Lord Brongham sneceeded in making U ‘many trade feloay ...

... management cannot be It is no doubt extremely cue of the most adroit manceuvres wi for some time, to convert a direct radical whig job, at once cheating the ultra-li ying the tory universities; but these « hold good for a brief interval. They lez future ...

... sanitary point c the window tax was the worst of all taxes. I: wa: ficantly stated by Lord Robert Grosvenor, the respectable whig member for Middlesex, that the | might again be brought before the House of Commo session, and that the government could not ...

... miserable exteut hear.) In conclasion, Mr. entreated the me send Whig principle to the winds; for he believed ¢ Jchuson never made a happier hit than when he said tl Devil was the first Whig” (cheers and laughter) He seconded the resolution, The resolution ...

... Broad Face Inn, to erganize this association meeting was attended by politicians of every grade, object had nothing to do with whig or tery, chur or dissenter, but strictly contemplated an industrial ment through a revision of our monetary system Dickson ...

... was a whig, if nut thing more, and he carried out thore opinions of patronage ; he did hot attempt t over bis politics with a hypocritical pretence of a quality which might be better, sta! cowardice ; but having obtained his hug ferment from a whig he did ...

... the thirty-eight absentee post, the majority, giving to Lord PaLMe of the ten “liberals” who voted : % well as the twenty-one whig absentees, exactly one. In other words, mi have been beaten. We do not regret tl 's different, nor do we desire to see a | ...

... will be Vice-Chancellor of England on Sir L. ! resignation, Mr. Mr. Solicitor-General. This woul: splendid harvest for the whig-radical lawyers. Tue patliamentary business of the session | being hurried through with edifying rapidity. last few days have ...

... produce; bat he thought that it wast ep 18| bable that henceforth the protectionists would have ‘than { with bat one enemy—the Whigs (loud cries of * hear, bear Wool | were now so completely lowered in public estimation t and | continuance in office could ...

... CorTeNnAm has been followed by a number of s pacioas | cious arrangements, in which the eagerness to pro e with | for the legal Whigs is far more conspicuous than desire to benefit the public service. Tue parliamentary business of the week has rather more rapidly ...

... individuel, has beet formed in support of Mr. Batt. The Whig Marquis unites with the Conservative Lords Lucan, maine. Sir Robert Lynch Blosse, the gravdsen of Lrishiman of modern times—the Whig Lord sith Colonel Knox Gore, the Lieaieuant of Stige, Palmer ...