... been seemingly indulging. Then we have Sir H. Barron, fellow-citizen and friend of Wyse, our Greek Minister. Barron, whom the Whigs miade baronet to oblige O'Connell, just as they were going out in '4l, has for years been the very vampire of Downing-street ...

... cost us a large amount of blood and treasure to preserve her territory from foreign aggression, had been up to the time of Whig domination at home, a valuable consumer of British goods. We recommend this subject to the notice of parliament and the public ...

... their Da th acts of interference twai th t affairs of other countries, Da at domee he direct contravention of the exposition of Whig lie at principles proneulgated by Lord Grey. Mr. Cobden or- lie Ed islained his views en ties subject of intervention, axed ...

... lasted five hours, was chiefly devoted to a defence non-intervention. But every mao who has watched the foreign policy of the Whigs know# that for the last ten or twelve years, they have con tantly interfered with foreign countries, and always with bad success ...

... did ao, aftor eondamnlng many of thoar net* of intorformoo with She aflUv* of othor on—triot, don* throel of the oxpoaition Whig principia* promulgated Lord Gray. Sir R. PEEL began by th* which Inflaeneod hla vote, declaring that th* anggoatien Mr. Cock ...

... opposition were waited in their st objections to it. Judging froim the 'speeches of the q leaders, Lord Althorp speaking for the Whigs, Sir Robert of Peel for himself and his party, it did not appear possible ti that the latter would ever assenit to direct taxation ...

... JULY 2, 1850. IT is now an established fact that the Income Tax, imposed upon us originally for a limited period, to cover a Whig deficiency, has become a permanent burthen. We have rendered it so by deliberately lopping off other sources of revenue, which ...

... FOREIGN POLICY. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ON MR. ROEBUCK'S MOTION. Aces.. 310 Noes 264 Tellers.. 312 266 Pairs Absent Whigs . 21 Absent Conservatives, including 342 both Protectionists 313 and Peclites 3B Speaker .. No fewer than 578 members were present ...

... ; the effects of the experiment of free trade have not yet reached the obtuse minds of mankind ; and, in the meantime, the Whigs are happily powerless for further serious harm. Their organs are chuckling at present over the prospect of a further improvement ...

... against Peel, against a threatened coalition, and against the be- lief that the hour had yet come for the final downfal of Whig-Radicalism. Take from the majority those who were obliged to vote iv it, and those who voted from expediency and not from ...

... Stanley 433 Lords and Commons for Ministers 379 There were absent, without peire, from the division in the House of Commons, 91 Whigs and 38 Conservatives. defeat for the ! On Monday lest, the Heese of went int tho Pastiamen- tary Vetere Bill for Lord Desert ...

... considered the extrecrdisary of Mr Disreeli. He (Mer could not have any cum iedivides! member of the theie Goveramest, bat be Whigs be | present [steed wade on the was made because were to be served. Te conid ect cate te Oa the motion of Mr Coczsvan, phy ...