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... 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” ...
... prospect of reduction of taxation, hut the vision is hut .lecitful mirage which ever vanishes from the horizon of whig ministry. Ihe whigs are perfect masters the art ot getting the nation into debt, hut they will struggle in vam the end of their political ...
... President on the 241 h ult. After sixty-three ballots, the House of ”®P *' senlatives bad fleeted speaker, a Mr. Cobb, of the Whig party, not an absolute, but by relative majority. The SBA-SaarEST.—Extract from letter, dated *• M.S. Cleopatra, Singapore ...
... appeals, i* move the address in the House of Commons, and is argued hence that there uo change in the Ministerial projects. The Whigs ore not prepared to throw up Free Trade. We ask then, i* not the country prepared to throw up? We have had quite enough of ...
... b, tha Praia, wilUhow that have been lai from claiming too much power, for thi. wonjerful clement 'one > 'fei«urc in all Whig Government* been tha attablUhment of expentive commiMiont to inquire into the condition of vanou* department, ul the politic ...
... from ' A 1: dl tbo*. tbo vicroy. gf«rr.. lolvM pl.d/ccawrt, «nd Tlbsuvv, Febbuvuv 12, 1850. Tk ...
... total estimated cost of this miraculous design only £34,ooo,ooo.—Tiwc*. The Spectator in literary article remarks that the Whigs have not great deal of character to spare, they ought to allowed to keep what they have. Witm Wanted.— The PKtladtlyhia North ...
... Whig-radical 1 duration. A scheme of National Education, propounded by Mr. Fox and patroni/ed I.crd John Russell, is tiling we instinctively shrink from with dislike. The well-known heterodoxy of the one and the latitudinarianism of the other, arc Iml ...
... mt that there was really danger m endowing large section of our labouring population with this I,„rd J. Jtrssvu. vindicated Whig principle, and the motives and objects of the Kcfo.m Ae the stri. tores of Mr. Drummond and Mr. Uovb» ...
... UiKNCr,I Tlksiiav, lit, IS.VU. Ihr () n Friday nil.t Chancellor produced lus annual sUtcment. and it mint have all uded Ihe Whig Mini-dry lillk-.ali.factiun to have been able to announce positive Inn millions. Sir Charles I propoco. deal «ith this surplus ...
... defend U.fc taxes on knowledge,” the malt-ltx, and we wuovr ,:cl what taxes besides. says the Timet in an article picturing Whig prospects in the most favoiable light There are murmurs fit says,' of volcanic rebellion in the Joundawions the political ...
... next day bewailing the.r hard fate, and lamenting the obstinate pertiaac.iy • of their leader. Such arc whig tactics, and such w* r the materials of whig majorities. ...