... about to enter on a new era of taxation and finance. Well ! ;jsforgive us this time, and we'll never do so any e re 1 If Whigs or Whig ministers ever take us i sgain, it will be to keep us. We shall ever after- wiards be unfit to go at large, and must be ...

... said successive governments, for although the original pro- posers of the income-tax were tories, yet their succes- sore-the whigs-had clung to it with wonderlul tenacity. it was really swonderful to see the different shapes this tax bad assumed when seen ...

... the people; and, therefore, they are exactly the things which the whigs In office have set their faces against. They will not be dictated to, not they;-forgetful, it seems, of the old whig dictum, that, in questions of taxation, the populace had a right ...

... National alludes as follows to the fall of the Whig Ministry:- We do not pique ourselves on sufficient penetration to be able to foresee the consequences, remote or inmuediate, of the resignation of tile Whig Ministry. Every one feels anid I comprehends-even ...

... labouring under depression of spirits for some time p,, The body was interred on Tuesday with the usual milileo tionours.-lVorafer, Whig. There is, says the Afaccleefeld Courier, at this timn residing in this tow n an Irishmen, whose grandfather die some twelve ...

... made to form a Whig-Peelite Cabinet. Lxvarooz., Sunday.-Canada off Ormshead, 4 r.x. SECOND EDITION. MEscuuY OErr , TwFrvx o'Cwos. Lo, NDoN, MoNDAY. MIfNISTERIAL CRISIS. Nothing positive is known, but the belief of the for- mation of a Whig-Peelite Cabinet ...

... think of raising the wind here by a the cry of ' repeal,' is all moonshine.' The new 14 candidate for this borough, upon the Whig and b Liberal interest, is Mr. Norton, formerly Chief Jus- fi tice of Newfoandland, and now a member of the s English bar. ...

... that not only the tax under consideration but others might very safely be taken off. If they would do what he never heard the whigs talk 'of doing reduce theexpenditure of the hear)-thay could take off a large 'amount (Chxers.c pressed heavily on the industry ...

... raising I he wind here by at the cry of ' repeal.' is all moonshine.' The new 1o ty candidate for this borough, upon the Whig and bl ?? interest, is Mr. Norton, formerly Chief Jus. fit f-tice of Newfoundland, and now a member of the s vy English bar ...

... patronage ill thl 1:11ds of either party which may hold the reinls of to6e0ll. ment. it will be probably wyell supported by b, ti Whigs and Democrats, however detrinottidra it tltay be to the commercial interests of the country. The feeling catsed in England ...

... mean. lug in such a way as to prevent any miscon- caption, or chalice of evading the provisions of .the act with impunity. The Whig Cabinet, ehowever, was not prepared to take that honest I and straightforward step. They are too de- i pendent on the votes ...

... naiy not be so obstinate on such a point. Far better, say we, that the Protectionists should come into power, and that the Whigs should be placed in the position where thay have ever shown themselves to be most consistent and most useful-viz., in opposition ...