... duties to compensate internal taxation are expedient or not. They must allow no doubt on that point : Lord John Russell and the Whigs must, if he opposes the resolution, stand before the country as advocates for untaxed foreign goods against tax- paying native ...

... ed if its tone be otherwise than friendly to this country. We have no doubt that in so far as regards the man, and the old Whig party with which he is identified, there is a strong desire to cultivate the friendship of Britain, and to avoid those irritating ...

... Isis country, such as will secure a triumph to its friends, and cause dismay amongst its foes, and convince the compromising Whigs that the national question of Repeal will be our rallying cry on which we will return flfwymembers to the new council-if one ...

... strong apprehensions that they will not be half so comprehensive as the exigencies and wishes of the nation demand, for the Whigs were always good at promising, but very indifferent at executing any reform. ...

... tad not been able to organise iteelt, of Speeker had not been concluded; ballots had been t.k-n, but the opposition of the Whigs was still maintained, sad very great doubt wasentertained whether any Speaker would be choacn this year, Under these circumetances ...

... you should sport your own fancy before the world. But, recollect, I repeat that I do not stand sponsor to these rumours of Whig economy. ] receive them cum grano salts, and then hand them on to you with this little accompaniment by way of note and comment— ...

... them wr«, to improve their little holdings to the best of their ability, and to pay the cess and poor rates. In the Northern Whig find the following:— The Rev. Wm. Crawford, the landlord of Ballymony, Upper Fulls, Belfast, has kindly intimated to his tenantry ...

... territorial insolvency of Ireland, and a grand effort made to push the Whigs from their stools, and clear the ground for a protection minis- try. The 17 th will determine the fate of the Whigs and Free Traders as a governing power in the state- so say the P ...

... Saturday last, in the Town Hall. At the hour appointed— twelve o'clock- there were not many present ; however, says the Northern Whig, about one o'clock the Town Hall was filled with a numerous and very respectable assemblage. Dr. Boyd, M.P., took the chair ...

... connected with this subject. Nearly fifty unsuccessful attempts had been made to fill the chair in the Lower House. The old Whig and Democratic parties, bent on trying their strength, as usual, in the election of Speaker, advanced each their candidate; ...

... could not accept whet was never offered. The facts were thsse— Whi!e Sir Robert Peel was playing with his sliding scile the Whigs attacked him with their eight-shilling duty; in the interim Sir Robert Peel was supported triumphantly by the agriculturists ...

... improbable. Sir R. PEEL prepared the way for this catastrophe, by his base ingratitude to the Cauadian loyalists, and the Whigs have earnestly laboured to complete his work. Faithful to the maxims of modern Whiggery, they endeavoured to secure place, ...