... is said, actually recommends that the income tax . should increa-ed to per cent., or ds. the pound, a proposal worthy of a Whig financier, hut as unwise and unjust as it would as-uredly prove unacceptable the c unity. We trust that, notwithstanding the ...

... were invariably pot aside and tha priest's nominee selected Ha looked upon the history of Macaulay sign of the timet, fur that whig-radical writer highly applauded the efforts of their Protestant forefathers in 1688, and cast a halo of glory round the head ...

... Wood, said, actually recommends that the j Income Tax should be increased per cent., or ss. the pound, proposal worthy of Whig financier, but unwise and unjust it would assuredly prove unacceptable to the country. We trust that, notwithstanding the ...

... that the u patient came from the village of Gilford; he is an entire ct chesnut horse, of the draught ?? of the fc Nortera Whig. at DEATH FROM THE SCRATCH OF A CAT.-A case now hi awaits a coroner's inquest at the King's College Hospital, ti where a poor ...

... is said, actually recommends that me income tax should be increased to ten per cent, or 2s. the pound, proposal wouhy of a Whig financier, but as unwise and unjust as it would assuredly prove unacceptable to tbe country. We trust that, machinations of ...

... Europe,” wlnm Canning threatened to take under the protection and into the service of England—a threat which Palmerston and the Whigs realised towards ths kinglo of tbe Spanish Peninsula, and would have realised towards the Italian one. but for the salutary ...

... .’ * ry Tory.* s id the Whig Secret ary, * an enemy of vour M gcsly’s title.’ At the Treasury there ware jealousies and quarrels. Both toe First C' UimFsioners, Ford unt, and the rot the Exchequer. Eelamere, were zealous Whigs ; but though they held the ...

... is i* said, actually recommends that the income tax should increased to ten per cent, in the pound, a proposal worthy of a Whig fin mcier, hut unwise and unjust as it would assuredly prove unacceptable the coon fry. trust that, notwithstanding the ma ...

... matter was brought before Parliament ou various occasions, when the wrong was admitted, but it was never redressed, either by Whig or Toty Government. It must be highly grati.ying to one so earnestly and undeviatingly devoted the good of Ireland Lord Carlisle ...

... to himself. Wo are sorry for one and the other but what a pregnant commentary they furnish on the policy of courting the; Whigs.” Mr. Duffy was remarkable, as Sergeant says, for quickness and accuracy of bis perceptions, and the clear and honest conscience ...

... of twenty years in the county—with his name—with all the support of the Whig Catholic, Tory landlords could only muster five or six hundred votes, ileredi th‘ a thorough-paced Whig, polled almost nine hundred. Lucas had a gross majority of over fifteen ...

... u they were entirely unanimous m this • The is s thr»*d meawntas y»rda ta lea December 29, .. vara valued upward* of aair y Whig(H» due that they could with eaae ordioary thumb-ring together, althoagh draw Ihroagn au wu. te a box were to M«53 Keith, who ...