... memory. With respect to the Income tax, our readers are aware that it will expire next year, and we trust the Wbigs-if the Whigs are then in office-will not be permitted to renew it. It is certain, however, that, whatever class ofpoliticiairs may then ...

... Provost they were received with great acclamation, and remained a short time to witness the ?? rris proceedjings, of Tile Whigs have neither the knowledge, nor the in. ook dastry, nor the position, nor tile mnoral courage, requisiteI eafor the devising ...

... turning the balance of trade in our favour. We may not go as far as Dr. Jolsosos, in s53- ing that the Devil was the first Whig, but ceertah it i-, aned no Englishman should forget it, that a Wliig WvaS the first excisernan. 5 These measures, and the ...

... Him the more daring and insulting. The other party to Eihose attention we would recommend the document in question, are our Whig rulers, the Liberal promnoters of intercourse swith the Pope, the abettors of all the Jesuitical schemnes by ewhich Popery ...

... England to beggary, democracy, and revolution, as it has already brou-01ght ruin upon Italy, France, and Ireland ? Yet the Whigs who came into power, t and who maintain themselves in office, more by intrigue, and mob organization, than by the will of the ...

... Tucesdy, in last week, Mr. EARNEST JONES, who styles himself one of the political victims of 184S, asd just liberated from a Whig dungeon, gave a lee- lure in the Mechanics' Hall, in Derby. on * the political and social causes of the misery, crime, aid ...

... ilinister came into power pistiged to el kis any principle, Sir Robert Peel assumed ohlice, upon tire de- T iis teat of the Whig-Ratlicat ministry, pledged to a princ iple of A aie protection. If parliament is to be takein ras aI representationi Cn re ...

... Portnigai, it is said, will senrd no contributions to the o Greek Exposition. d The Atlheamnm says, ''It seemns too clear that the Whigs b neither love nor understand art. n r On dit, that the Queen of Portugal is again in a state tl r peculiar interesting. n ...

... enter in details of an angry character, though we are its possession of facts which throw discredit of no ncommon kind on the Whig-Radicals who, with a - liberality all their own, seem to have considered that they possessed an exclusive right to sit as Aldermen ...

... resolute, and ir most seasonable letter, we cannot forget that it stands ci in very marked contrast with the proceedings of the Whig Cabinet during a long series of years. We can- el not forget that his lordship has permitted the same w jurisdiction to be ...

... Puseyites retaliate and tie -say, l1 ly LordsJohn, you, too, have atssisted to advance Pr dPopery. Successive ministries--both Whig and Tory, for ws they are both alike-(laughter)-took the Rnmish priesthood 110 Li into the pay and patronage of the State ( ...

... claimed. What said the Lion. P. IMr. LANGDALE (a Roman Catholic) at the meeting at U York on Friday last, when alluding to tie Whig Earl ti reFITzwaaLLAM? o I1Did the noble carl, wselir he afforded us his vote in parlia- i mnent, suppose that our only object ...