... of surplus than in the Whig years of deficiency. - The difference was brought about in two ways; first, by e the imposition of an income-tax to the amount of more than piece of finance very simple and t rou but which the Whigs had not strength to aceomg ...

... the Whigs, but only the opinion Sir Charles Wood, and no promise at all. Now, Sir Charles Wood is not the Whigs (and we have the statement of Lord John Russell, the Whig leader, that never heard of the ■natter till the other day); and the Whigs are ...

... mis-statement and misapprehension. We are very far from denying the propriety of introducing into tho hitherto closed ranks the Whigs, the representatives of other shades of political opinion: and, had this course been adopted the present occasion, with a due ...

... SAVINGS HANKS. The CHANCELLOR of tho Iixt . .IEQUER cave not h'. that on Tuesday next he should move for leave to Whig in a Bill for the better regulAtion of savings Also. a measure In relation to Government Atiouitie,.. ...

... part of this long span of life editor and proprietor of the Dublin Evening Post, the acknowledged and mouthpiece the Irish Whig party. ...

... her. WHIG AND TORY, ‘What means the name of whig, papa? I long to know the story; When’er I ask, it’s all in vain, The father as o'er and o’er Mamma knows nought of whig or tory.’ He viewed his darling’s face: Than a tory out of place.’ “A whig, my dear ...

... July last, Mr bottleholder repeatedly told his audiences of the certainty of the Sutherland family and Mr Loch voting with a Whig ministry, no matter what the subject of discussion, and laid especial stress on their decidedly Popish tendencies. How far ...

... scholar. His election addresses and speeches were models of clear argument, and have rarely been surpassed as expositions of Whig principles. Though for some years withdrawn from public view, Mr Macleod's death will awaken many interesting associations ...

... Whatever the blending as between Whig and Tory—Russell and Peel—there is no denying that Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli stood out distinct from, and adverse to both. They denounced the Peel policy as Whig, or worse than Whig, in its principle, and as faithless ...

... for planting more, in many instances, by farmers of tbe better class. Mr John Lamb, the Quaker correspondent of the Northern Whig, states that the bank lodgments by farmers are greatly ou tbe increase in Ulster. English Settlers in Ireland—According to ...

... report that Lord Lansdowne had ceased to be a member of the Ministry. Serious dif- ferences are said to exist between th e Whig and Peelite portions of the Cabi net, and each party held a meeting on Monday. THE SINOPE AFFAIR. The Paris corres matises ...

... Kirkwall, Brydon, Montrose. At St John’s, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. H. W. Wright, Mr James Bruce, editor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, to Eliza Margaret. youngest daughter of Mr Matthew Plues, Newcastle. At Dalvey, Morayshire, on the 26th ult., David ...