... before, if the maintenance rents throughout the United Kingdom depends simply upon supply of dupes, we are afraid that the Whig landlords will speedily find themselves iu a sorry case. THE ART JOURNAL POR JANUARY. London: ...

... of the same year the of the deavoured to carly out this princip’e im earnest, they John Russell: in the | sessio bers. He Whigs having been dr isen from office, and he having whict mts must succeed in carrying protectionist mea | Rovert PeelZcame down ...

... If the maintenance of rents throughout tho United Kingdom depends simply upon the supply of dunes, we are afraid that the Whig landlords will speedily find themselves in a sorry case. by no means wish to treat this question as if Scotland alone were ...

... the Hon. Colonel Vereker, son to Lord Gost, have come forward conservative and protectionist, and Mr. Francis Russell as a whig. Neither of these, however, finds favour with the friends of the retiring member: nothing short of a repealer will satisfy ...

... will be difficult to controvert, to the theories and the assertions of the Free-traders. It would be rather too much, even for Whig-Radicals to maintain in the teeth of the ag- grieved parties themselves, that the industrious classes have been benefitted ...

... nation finds that it has so much the less to contribute towards the exigencies of the State. We wait patiently to see what our whig rulers will do now that they are in clover. EXETER CATHEDBAL.-SERVICES AND ANTHEMS, -Thursday: Service, Morn. & Eve., Child ...

... returned a zealous advocate for pi election, and opposed the Bs. fixed duty of Lord John Russell ; November of the same year, the Whigs having been driven from office, and he havitg accepted office under Sir Robert Peel, came down for re-election, and was again ...

... common instinct of English honesty loathes. But we must return 'to the Circular. It states its conviction that the gathering of Whigs at the Duke of Bedford's; some little time ago, to which Peel was invited, had for its object to decide the question whether ...

... know something about realities under Fr will take our view. The Ministerial journal assumes, ks a m S. course, that the new Whig Reform Bill will at the Pro- cessful: the idea of its failure in either Hou: enters its head, The Bill is tobe law “next / ...

... preveni loss of life of wet life Serpentine on id to Charlton 48 Chari ng-croes in High Judicial Ottice will the Plunkett Whigs Wishing complying political to the jndicial which he Ireland noble received sundry “ of hiuf that ” desirable Duncan however ...

... remedies they have propounded failures. High farming increases the loss; free trade landlords refuse to lower their rents; the Whig government decline reduce their salaries and lessen taxation, and the other schemes of the free traders are impracticable or ...

... plurality I? majority vote shonld carry the day, Mr. Cobb W* > .. Elected majority of only two over the next wintlirop (Whig.) The vote stood—Cobb 102, lifenummary of the President's Message appears in f* J//J — have at length the first message ...