... when that taxation is levied for the purpose of promoting the objects which are nearest and dearest to his own heart.—Northern Whig. ...

... antecedents, it is incredible that the Ministry will be satisfied again to accept a miserable respite at the hands of the Whig leaders. In the event of Ministerial de- feat, the question of What next ! will press for answer- Lord Derby has already threatened ...

... which the question of the representa- tion is to be determined. However Conservative, Mr Laing is good enough to may that the Whig chief, Lord John Russell, is the man Most satisfactorily to settle the Reform question. After introducing them to the miserable ...

... exceedingly simple. He wil throw away his part of independent of her Majesty's Government, and join even the selfish and lukewarm Whigs in throwing out the Conservative Re- form Bill af 1859. The some measure of and self-denial on the part of the y as the coun ...