... 'which can only concern myself and my tenants. What you may mean, by Whig Landlords I do not quite comprehend. If you mean that I hiave generally supported the policy of the Whigs, it is true-but if you mean that, in the spirit of a partisan, I have ...

... 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 ...

... ARGUMENTS. Tan cheap loaf gentry are waxing furious. A ifen' wdlrs lg6 we were treated to a practical defi- nition of a whig-radical's meaning of the word liberty,' when Mnr DivzrT, M.P., at the head of about two hundred Quarter boys, violently ...

... s exigency must be met,-but how? Does he propose adding ten per -cent. to the existing taxation, after the fashion of the whigs in relation to the assessed-taxes ? or does he suggest the infliction of the odious income- tax? Not he. PRSIDENT TAYLOR does ...

... plishing his illegitimate objects. It was by the trickery and treachery of this patty under the crafty O'Counell that the present Whig-Radical ministers, and the majority of the House of Commons (which carried tthe corn law repeal and free-trade measures) came ...

... t. :. .. 182 . ,, Tellers. . . 2 ,, Paired . . .. .. 9 Whig'Proteciionistsij pesent .. .. 10 . £ . . . : .-203 Country Party, absent without pairs . 85 , ,, voted'for Government .. 22. 260 Whigs and Free-traders-Present ?? 255 Tellers .. 2 ,, ,, Paired ...

... doubt whatever, yet it must be remembered that the Cabinet had its own ends to serve, and its own party to please; and the whigs were never charged with possessing too much political honesty. No matter what the interest at stake, or what the consequences ...

... this delusion. The proceedings in the House of Commons' on Monday night furnish sufficient evidence that not only are the whigs alive, but that their trickery co-exists with them.: There never was a time when they would not resort to any move, no matter ...

... the whig-radical Ministry and theirfuiendw have expressed themselves quite satisfied witini as theyr are; and so long as the Riussell Gojternment exists, there can be but little doubt that the present order of things will exist also. The whigs'never ...

... obnoxious impost. Public opinion has long ago declared strongly against its continuance; and, after the many professions which the whigs have made, one would have expected to l find them amongst the last to vote in support of a law which is proved to be fraught ...

... upon others a doctrine which is contrary to their views, and upon which the revealed word is silent. FINANCIAL REFORM. TEZ whigs have raised a spirit which is now vexing and troubling them most grievously. For years past, whilst courting popular applause ...