... lately been going on rate that promised to realize at the close of the financial year that hitherto not very usual result a Whig Surplus? those competent to form an opinion on the subject calculated that the Chancellor will find himself with a surplus ...

... resolution, (which moved) and asked how wos free trade brought about. believed Cobden did it. Peel was for a sliding scale—the W’higs for a fixed duty—Cobden beguiled the country, and both gave their favourite projects. How did he induce them t» do it? By ...

... are informed, demonstration a most important description being organized, amongst the leaders of which, arc all the leading whig aristocracy. The Kent county meeting is likely to held about ’lie latter end of the present month, when more numerous gathering” ...

... observing, as you all must, the distress that is I trast that all now se prevalent throughout the country, classes—whether Whigs, Tories, or Radioals—will for the present forget their own political crotchets, and join as men te oppose that party whe I ...

... augmented means amongst all classes, whilst even the Chancellor of the Excequer is begining to calculate upon that wonder a Whig surplus—while the bank is overflowing with bullion, and the return of credit and confidence is spreading itself throughout ...

... nunc nr* of re- 1 tenting* in the Whig camp j—fear* a. filed duty agitate the Leaguer*; the acale appear* to tremble; ttepe forward, and I casta his weight Into the aide Free Trade, I Bright. Cobden, and Co., aayt, the Whig Miniatry should (ail you, I'm your ...

... principles and the ruinous policy of Ftee Ttade gathering overhead, which threaten* to blight for ever the political hopes of the Whig- Radicals, and of their half-rival, half-ally. Sir Robert Peel; and lo ! all at once, to break the power of the angry elements ...

... 1i'esomnvcreenelttt lie Itas, talneim Itin etatod,-ine ban chosen is ainle. Ile hears ruonncro of rn. ]emttitigs inn tlnc! Whig camp ;-.feare of a fixeet muty agitato tine Leaguest' ;-'tite nettle. apltucacr to trointhie It le teln f'orwamrd, and castet ...

... discontent of the farmers. It is understood that the great Whig Duke is the Duke of Bedford; und, from his relationship to the ('rime Minister, and his supposed influence with him and with the Whig party, this alleged change of opinion was considered of ...

... in the Castle custom. by the Whig faction, ever since the vear 1011, simply because they brought forward Mr. Neville, a ronsetratire, and mainly d his return, in opposition to the Untie candidate, Mr. Fergusson, a whig. These wealthy tradesmen could ...

... Constitution. In 1846 they all knew that a sudden change in political opinions took place amongst the whole body of persons both Whigs and Tories. It seemed if conversion had come over them, that parties who had held the doctrines of protection for years were ...

... find in this borough a man ef s nerve and courage tu act with independence whea att to be coerced by the Whig hangers on at cours, or dated by a Whig Chamberl of Master of the M-n in this town can rarely boast of “ political pri: They are induced to look ...