... enforced his resolutions, was masterly in style—irresistible in cogency of argument—and cuttingly sarcastic in its expose of Whig financial blundering. With lucid precision he pointed out the fatal impropriety of a nation relying upon resources, which even ...

... there was anything in the Whig department, the WVhig eady section bad its own way aboat it. Mr. Gladstone, in the have Peelite department, was permitted to have his fling in red? tbe budget; and now Sir Charles Wood, in the Whig soks, department, was permitted ...

... off upon the quarter is painfully apparent. There is also a decrease in the yearly d returns. As is usually the case under Whig mismanage- e meincr our financial system exhibits signs of decline, and its elasticity has already been materially impaired ...

... Wood next spoke, and were followed by Mr. Horsman. who warmly and vigorously attacked the course of Lord J. Russell and the Whig party. He thought the proper mode of action for the Liberals to pursue was to amend the bill Committee, which, he contended ...

... when another may not look over the hedge' is now explained according to the theory of the nimes-the former must have been a Whig-Radical, i the latter a poor unfortunate Tory. So much for the I morality of the higi-priced journals. i NEW 'I RIATMENT OF ...

... combined with a judicious economy in the national expenditure, which must sooner or later be enforced even upon reluctant Whigs, we may reasonably look for such a revision and remis- sion of taxation as may satisfy the requirements of all classes, among ...

... Adrerliser (Liberal) gives an account of a )erecent nmeeting at W irkeworth, welsn Lord Geo. Cavendilb, and Mr. Jackson, sen., the Whig-ladical candidates for , North Derbyshire, addressed a large body of electors. _ From the report given in the above-naued paper ...

... question, and avlsose L Liberal nominee was obliged to fly from Dudley in consequiellee of theindignatiin (if Tories, Peelitcs, Whigs and Liberals against isim and his patrisn. Mr. Master- wan is again. set down as a Conservative, and of course his retirement ...

... cousolation oil this important subject. Possibly may the eve of essential changes the government of this country. Possibly the old Whig party may broken up by this question of the Papacy, and a policy—financial and commercial— more accordant with the requirements ...

... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a staunch l supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his r title and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. William ...

... di ciples, contemplate bringing forward Dr. Travers Twiss, of k University. Dr. Twiss is, as we stated some days ago, a k Whig and something more, and we would advise members of Convocation to make themselves fully acquainted with his views before promising ...

... belongs to her grandson, Lord Porche= ter, to his relative, Sir Johu Ogilvy of In verqu- barity, who was for maty years the Whig member for Dundee in the old Palm ersto— .an days. St. John's Harriers. — The members of the above olub turned out for a stiff ...