... KNOWLEDGE. Mr Gibson, are glad to see, is about to propose, in the House of Commons, the abolition of these injurious taxes. Whig Government professes to be anxious for the moral and intellectual elevation of the lower classes, and avows itself ready to ...

... authorship to Lord Brougham, who never forgot nor forgave the fact that his Chancellorship was considerably shorter than the Whig Administration. His Lordship, however, has formally contradicted the rumour, and freed himself from the additional contempt ...

... ms, and are therefore stopped the Post-office. In the present House of Commons there are four distinct parties:—First the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 2fis ; secondly, the Peel section, numbering about 99 ; third- Iv, the Cobden and ...

... of Banbridge, in the speeches of two Presbyterian clergymen ; one of whom, the Rev. Mr Rutherford we quote from ths Northern Whig) spoke the following effect He appeared there 'in the character of a minister of the Gos|>el' He was for making rather , summary ...