... proceedings at tbe Nomination, as to the extinction of the Whig party when my name was proposed. Should, however, any opportunity hereafter occur, when the principles and conduct of the Liberal or Whig party at Nottingham require to be fairly tested by an ...

... History— Mr. Roebuck and Mi«. ?? n ?? VII. Lady Theresa Lewis' Clarendon Gallery. ■MI-il-W. VIII. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party Postscript— The General Election. John Murray, .Albeniarle-street. Now ready at all the Libraries, In 3 vols., post Bvo ...

... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He imposed tbe Income-tax in 1842 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it; as in some form or other any Government must probabU do. By the abolition of the Cus ...

... y History — Mr. Roebuck and Miss Marttneau. Vn. Lady Theresa Lewis' Clarendon Gallery. i Vm. Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party. Postscript — The General Election. John Murray, Albemarle-street. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. No. CXCV., will be published ...

... 4(i, there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. j He imposed the ?? in IS42 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it : as in sarnie form or other any Government must irobablv do. By the abolition of the ...

... there was a surptes of about £3,000,000. He imposed the Income-Tax in 1842 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it • as in some form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of the C ...

... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He im- posed the Income-Tax in 1842— and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as in some form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of tbe C ...

... there was a surplus of about £'3,000,000. He imposed the Income-tax in 1842 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it: as in some form or other any Government must probabU do. By the abolition of the Cus ...

... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He imposed the Income-Tax in 1842 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as in some form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of the C ...

... which I bave been received at Souihampton. The strong position already gained in our first struggle after so many years of Whig domination, will, I doubt not, encourage you to further efforts — in which you may always depend on my co-operation to the ...

... evening the 12th instant, by the sinking of the propeller City Oswege, in consequence of a collision with another steamer. The Whigs in the southern states of the union have declined to sanction the nomination of General Scott candidate for the Presidency ...

... justice to the sufiering classes of ihe community. This splendid effort has been made iv spite of an nunatural alliance of Whig and Tory ; at Maldon, where you first had to encounter your friends and j then your enemies. Then au opposition of the most ...