... comprising that mostuojus- t) tiflable and abominable of all imposts, the tax upon l] the light of heaveni. But our modern Whigs beat I these statesmen. They do not lay on an increased g income tax ; they tried to di so once, but the country I would not ...

... business. In the absence, then, of topics of this nature, we may console ourselves with expressing the hope that the t isit of the Whig Premier to Manchester, though, strictly speaking, a prsonal event, may not be without its fruits to the public hereafter. Lord ...

... 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 ...

... the purpose of Bhov*ing that it vwas i Imainly compoied of placemen; ,xad there can be no doubt.whatever that the tax or the Whig retentioi of m lceq is doomed. On the same day the Solicitor- Le General obtained leave to bving in a bill to provide, n more ...

... expresses the opinion that the present treatment of assistant surgeons is good enough for their social rank and position. Your true Whig always contrives to insult, when he assumes the aristocrat. In this particular case, there is equal want of policy and of justice ...

... neither is it a state of things which can contioes for any length of time with. oat a change of rulers, despite known of the Whigs for the sweets of office. The country hay now been sufficiently bong under the Ressell fairly to tost Ms capabilities, and ...

... majority of 77! and that against the weight thrown on the other side by the Rome Secretary, Sir George Grey, and his squad of Whig Government underlings, and the transparent sophistry and pityful special pleading of that honest lawyer, her Majesty's Att ...

... I can, consistently with ensuring good quality.” The labouring man has been taught the principle of centralization by the Whigs, of combination by the Cobdeuites. He applies both theories to his domestic affairs ; he applies the principle of Free Trade ...

... orthodoxy on the subject of Secular Education, they furnish evidence that the true interpretation of Liberal, according to Whig rendering, is to go as far only as is convenient to the Ministry ; in fact, that there are boundaries set up by the party which ...

... in and see happy family’ (loud laughter) The Tory tradesman who wants to continue his contract and keep down Repeal and the Whig Nationalist who wants to influence the distribution of the patronage of the Executive and to barter the debris of his popularity— ...

... victory over each other and so education goes to the wall I this in a to late Duke 1839 which called on me the factious rage the Whig partisans cared for their party objects But it a of melancholy all but disheartens me Kidderminster Election The committee ...

... Ben- out Bickersteth as the future tham pointed net yet fulfilled, tor Lord Chancellor is not that Bickersteth. When the Whigs had the unity, they sent Bickersteth to ‘and into the big of Chancery elevated Sir Charles Pepys, —and a very stanch W the ...