... the of the Exchequer to introduce the tea duty into his as an object of reform. Seldom have the finances of the state under Whig rule been so prosperous ; and, with a fonsiderable surplus revenue, the Financial Minister will not nutate to take advantage ...

... place. A Mr. Brown had proposed Mr. Cobb as Speaker :— Mr. said that the resolution of Mr. Brown, in effect, called upon the Whigs to nr.ake an unconditional surrender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to occupy the chair. A Votes—There is no ...

... the candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced so withdraw in order that new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained by this policy, for the Whig concentration was rather ...

... in the next,session will only be to create ‘a greater difficulty, fot the next, and to take from s ment the faintest hope of Whig-Radical the.storm of a general elegtion. ...

... the sixtyfourth ballot for Speaker in the House of represen- 1 tatives gave :—for Cobb (democrat), 102 votes : for Winthorp (whig), 100 ; and 21 scattering votes. One of the tellers thereupon declared that the Hon. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, was elected Speaker ...

... go vod straightforward country gentle- Her man of the old schovi, bat wh ‘om Liooked upon with Tha horror because he was a Whig. I have since learnt to Thir landlord as the worst evil But consider a Peel-C ociation L took the The of the two. Well, after ...

... y to the th Tory party oppo la ad creation and progre ss of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formec i when the Whigs were in power. st > bitterly denounce It is well that those who in our time h inextricable is the syste m which has lan ded ...

... get all they ask, probably, nor, perhaps, do some of the actors wish to get all; but they know the squeezeable nature of a Whig Ministry, and therefore make sure of something. If report speak truly they have not calculated erroneously. A weekly journal ...

... lurther measures to bring to justice all the parties implicated in the transaction. The memorial, according to the Northern Whig, has received the signatures of 60,0f10 peasons. The Protection Agitation.—The crusade, so disastrous to the Irish Protectionists ...

... to prove an alibi. The Marquis of Londonderry and his Tesajitrv.—Lord Londonderry, in a letter which appeared the Northern Whig of Tuesday, intended as a reply to an application from his tenants, expresses his determination not to reduce his rents; and ...

... brought forward by the Whigs 1841, and on account which the gentlemen who sign the requisition treated that Ministry almost as traitors to their Queen and country. The protectionists of tbis county, in setting up the standard of the Whig Corn-law of 1841, ...

... instance, of the linen trade of Ireland being crushed. Now, the chief seat of the linen trade is Belfast and the Aforthern Whig, a most trustworthy paper, published in that city, Tuesday last, assures us that the linen trade that plji Cc s at this moment ...