... resign the additional 10 per cent, levied upon the taxes in conse. quence of a former deficiency in ?? budget. Though the Whigs succeeded in making this addition to the taxes, it was upon the understanding that it should be only tem- porary; but, like ...

... districts. A most insidious advice has been pressed upon the government, to which, with a fatal weakness characteristic of the Whigs, they have most unfortunately yielded. We have already in more than one article alluded to the sub- ject while the matter still ...

... mem- ber, and, at one time, a staunch Free-trader.—one who had himself voted for Free trad,, an,1 was a member of a powerful Whig family: he had publicly read his recan- tation; and he (Mr. Booker) hoped that more than one honorable member of the legislature ...

... retirement of Lortl Chancilllr Cotteuham, which is now announced as a certainty, plexes the Government with a new difficulty. Whig pr'1 ciples nre not strong in the Court of Chancery. tions are rile for the dismemberment of the olfice, and dividing its ...

... Thursday last Mr. Meredyth, of Randelstown, county of Meath, and a ?? of Sir William's, had commenced a canvass among the Whigs of Drogheda. Between six and seven o'clock -on Monday evening, as Michael Kennedy was proceeding home from Nenagh, after attending ...

... an equal difficulty to imagine why the bare apprehension of them should stop all progress. It is true there is also the old Whig difficulty, plagiarized by Mr. Hawes from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and equally applicable, it seems, to colony and ...

... toestrengthenl the Tiories, with the view of fuil-. Ofing back upon atem, rather thxn upon the popular party, he in the event of Whig weakneee ; but to men who give you credit for judgment and discretion, the edsee will be at g- leaet suspicious, inasttuch ...

... strengthen the lories, with the vie* of fall. * of ing back upon thes, rather thsn upen the popular party, %he i the event of Whig weakness; but to men who give you credit for judgment and discretion, the case will be at ig- least euspicious, inashauch as ...

... had been made in the sugar du ie. It was of coums well reme nbered that it wee in 1841 that the firt propsal was made by the whig government of that day to introduce slave prown sugar at not an equal duty, but at a dutr which was at that time su- posed ...

... last, Mr. Meredyth, of Randalstown, county Meath, and, we believe, brother-in-law of the placeman, has been canvassing the Whigs of Drogheda, and feeling his way amongst them. On Wedoesday afternoon, at the city of Bristol, Mr. G. C. Harril, auctioneer ...

... the official jobbers and plunderers with might and main. Such was the case on Monday. COBDEN was velle- ment in defence of Whig official extravagance, and Colonel TxomrsoN, that fine old honest Reformer, absolutely, we are told (it isdifficult to credit) ...

... vacancy in one of the common law taxing-offices. We shall see whether the Whigs will do justice to my profession, by appointing a member of it to this situation. It was the Whigs first gave this office to barristers, and now they have an opportunity of ...