... and tho abolition of the duty on bricks. Tho En- glish nation asks its ministers FOR bread, and they give it LR'cks! Yet the Whig journalists tell us the financial statemen t of' the Chancellor of the Exchequer is highly gratifying, both as regards the ...

... TOWN LETTER.No, 61. THE longer one lives the more one learns is verily true of the Whigs. Another job has been perpetrated by a reformed Parliament and a Whig ministry. It seems the young Prince of Wales, a nice good-looking boy aged nine years, has been ...

... ns sot afloat. The Whigs out, wild we to come in, was tho question easily asked, but not so easily answered. Time, however^ as iliual, solved the difficulty. Wednesday morning's sun shone not on de- feated, but on victorious Whigs. The party had triumphed ...

... these returns. The protection- ists will augur from them national decay, and the progres- sive extinction of our commerce. The whigs will upraise their hands and eyes in wonder at the increase of £ 185,816. on the year, and £1,854 on the quarter, and vow that ...

... TOWN LETTER-No. 62. THE Lambeth election has afforded the usual amount of excitement, and is a sign of the times we beg the Whigs to remember. Old Charley, or old Rough and Ready as he is popularly called, has a manner which wins at first, and hence the ...

... amusement, however, has been that of voting away the people's money, which, as usual, has been done with a lavish hand. The Whigs after all, it seems, are publicans ard sinners like the rest, and are as ready for a job as any one else. And the grant to ...

... —Car- lisle Pati-iot. THE WHOLE HOG,-An exchange gives us tiiis :-11 1 say, Pete, some darned Whig stole hfflf my pig last night. How do you know it was a Whig, Bill ? Because, if it had been a Loco, he'd have taken the whole of it. ...

... country did not require a renewal of such measures, and en- larged upon the inconsistency manifested in the conduct of the whig administration, who when out of office, denounced the very policy to which they were now committing themselves. The hon, member ...

... bricks and mortar, not with men. This state of things re- quires to be remedied. To effect such a radical curje, how- ever, the Whigs are not prepared nor is this the only sin of omission. III the way of reducing expenditure and of re- adjusting the system ...

... manufacturers from our midst. We arc all to be sent wool-gatliering cotton in no shape is to be permitted. There is wisdom in a whig-but in wool there is salvation for the country. There is one little objection to the plan which we tear its enthu- siastic ...

... hundred votes, under the control of four princely iron masters. They are divided in their politics cut them into two Tory and Whig-put them all in the same bag, and I am not pre- pared which will come out first. The masters through their stewards touch the ...

... to sell them land whenever it became desirable. The society is not confined to any party it is—like Noah's ark—open to all, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. J. W; James, Esq., of Merthyr, seconded the resolution. He looked with great interest on this society ...