... even Mr. DuunnOND he. fitttered tbe Whig. thU week, w. «knowledge good eerrim don. ,he Stete.” And »bei. . -gemt both of poliebed mid unpoliehed wren.*, .nbjom Mr. DnonitoND-n Vernon” the modern “Mr. I* !. Diery-the Whig Cbencellor being the foremoet modern ...

... debt by no 1€ s than thirt Thank; 'or that co firmly fastened r facts staring us in far, year after million o summation to Whig recklesand incapacity ! We have had, also, rid income tax Yet, with these 'e gone on ...

... indifferent regard; but his secession from the Whig party is of some importance. Why? Because it the prelude greater secessions. The rough, open-speaking sellliuitMlto of OSUSUTMT ore signs of t»nro. The Whig aristocracy are quailing under the effects of ...

... determined opponent of the destructive policy of the Free-traders, the treachery of the dastardly and pusillanimous conduct of the Whigs. beautiful Engrayiiigof Bknjamin Disraeli, Esq.. M.F., will be presented, gratiS/with the first number. Office, 10, Bolt-court ...

... ABOLITION OF THE YICEROY=AALTfY OF IRELAND. I .. . .. . . _ Atlast the Whig Government has wisely resolved f I n to abolish the costly and useless, if not pernicious m y piece of pagcantry, the Lord Lieutenaucy of Ire- Sue I land. The office has existed ...

... a hint to the Whigs that they must make room at their table for a few hungry men who are tired of watching them at feeding time ? Time alone can answer this question. But the worst has yet to be told, and for this we blame the few Whigs, Liberals, and ...

... has again , been in full activity during the week just over, fighting against the Irish Electoral Bills step by step. The Whigs in London affect to be astonished, and even shocked, at what they call the base ingratitude of their political adversaries ...

... the duty on tea, i n or d er t o save t h e trade with China from annihilati on . Th e t own popula- the unwillingness o f Whig officials to square their ti own conduct to that whi c h th ey expec t e d f rom The shipowner asks j us tl y f or t h e rem ...

... in the empire. Liverpool is ; and not a mere Whig borough to count one in a mere Ministerial majority. - It is to be observed that all the old Tory officials and all the old Peelite officials joined the Whig officials in these divisions to keep the purse-mouth ...

... for the abolition of that disgraceful sinecure, the Irish rice-royalty, and it must be abolished; but so addicted are the whigs pay and patronage, it will scarcely kc done in their day. This abuse, however, with (be enormous allowances to legates, ambassadors ...

... tl emancipation, just says that, if he had his way of C it, he should give a vote to none except those who d, were sound in Whig faith and doctrine. at We should perhaps feel that we had wasted time St in a too minute criticism of Lord John Russell's al ...

... that tbere was really danger in endowing bxge section our labouring population with Ibis privusge. Lord J. Russell vindicated Whig prinriplce and motives and objects Reform Act (be stricture* of Mr. Diuaamood and Mr. Roebuck. The proposed franchise would ...