... 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 ...

... Joba and I: trast the inevitably have been killed on the spot b; Ant Magistrate Harper, when the facts were pro inquest THERN WHIG, BEL : — = Tue Mopper rae Thu r was removed in the union, my of Detention, Clerkenwell, Tha ose. Tho ine cae be al be brought ...

... been asked. One test alone has been applied. The time-honoured badges of Party have been trampled under foot. The names of Whig, Tory, Radical, and Coalitionist are not listened to amid the anxiety that the war be carried on with spirit, vigour, and energy ...

... accounts the Coast Guard brought from the Copelands .she appeared to be East Indiaman, having a weighty cargo on hoard. —Northern Wh'ig. Liverpool, —Last evening, about five o’clock, three coloured seamen, named Parke r Whitehead, Gilbert Sergeant (both lodging ...

... the present year. Sir Charles Napier in and out of Parliament arc two different persrns in tne calculations of our present Whig rulers; and it may be that they will thus prepare themselves parry the thrusts the Member fur Southwark threatens them with ...

... ingenious a scheme for enriching the clergy bad turned up, and the Whig papers too submissive to think of provoking a discussion, where the question involved the peccability of a Whig Sheriff. The ratepayers belonging to the Church, although wincing under ...

... of prieatly interference in temporal matters. The organ is now credibly assured that it is assented to io a well-informed Whig circle of this city that the government, appalled by the rumours which, have reached them of the influence wielded by the Catholic ...

... his nation with his back to die Pillar of the Grand Amer, and Frentharen. It was one of the grandest scenes in the imperial Whig the balcony of the Minato) , of Justice, where the impress epoch: tradition will perpetuate it from age to age, and it will ...

... names were mentioned in the course of these inquiries, was one who stood alone and onapproached in ,'uilt aud infamy, and whom Whigs and Tories were equally willing to leave to the extreme rigour ot the law. On that terrible day which was succeeded by the ...

... into court by the solicitor's clerk, who handed it over to complainant, and Me primmer ma essirarged. MACAULAY'S HISTORY. The Whig orgaus have been blowing full blast fur time to get up a run for these two volumes. Taking a leaf out of Barnum's book, ...

... FEL next, an active, ex ean wait at table, else need _ Address * C. M., Whig Office.” ANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG } dango an Assistant to the tun Groce last employ _ Apply to * B.C., Whig Office.” — PPRENTICE. — WANTED, A EDUCATED LAD, ss an APPRENTI PRINTING ...

... 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 ...