... the Liverpool demonstration, that the P-Conservatives, by their conduct in office, had dissi- he pated the notion that the Whigs enjoyed ' a monopoly or, of Liberalism ? tZ, The returns of the Revenue for the quarter and the n year ending on Saturday ...

... (a certain well-known mason in Belfast) he will tell you all about me. The swindler has not been heard of since.- Northern Whig. y. sI to or I's id )n he m 0- y, ly a Ig Dd t, d, et ? it et THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE. On Thursday afternoon, at a meeting ...

... between England and France, in I P, consideration of NAPOLEON'S code a la Free Trade. f el Commercial treaties, as even the Whig Economist )n reminds us, are difficult bargains. England will in be expected to give an equivalent by reducing duties S ...

... are epitomized by the Liverpool papers as we print them in another column. We presume that no offence will be taken by the Whigs from this speech; while the Conservatives may rely upon the patriotism, the frankness, the independence, and the courage of ...

... intended, and, by thus securing the co-operation abot of the Radicals in the attack upon the Government, whe Lord John and the Whigs succeeded, though by a leav bare majority, in re-seating themselves upon the Minis- ship terial benches. The hour of promises ...

... thi -and there, it is stated, that the Opposition, at the close of Si, Ithe last election, could count upon 300 votes, the Whigs of upon ~58, the Peelites upon 6, while, the advanced ILiberals and Roman Catholics united could boast of being mt( sable to ...

... in our opinions, take the descrip- 0 i, tion of the Saturday Review-Liberal enough, we presume, for the most independent Whig:- The movement of the address in reply to the Roval Speech s has long been used as an occasion on which the chiefs of the d ...

... universal suffrage and vote by ballot; and what odd notions seem to prevail about es the liberty of the press, of which the Whigs of Eng- tis land used to say, it is like the air we breathe, if we nhave it not we die. Freedom must be in a sickly to state ...

... suggests to us, we shall, before long, be paying an Income-tax at Is. in the pound. A Shilling Income-tax then, according to the Whig authority we have just quoted, looms in the future; and we think our readers will concur with us in opinion, that whatever ...

... worthy cotemporary of the Derby Seps *o his vigorous attack upon the Ministerial Bud s. another instance of dissatisfaction in Whig quaers Ix has fallen into a mistake respecting the Legac &hSuccession Duties, which although but a repetition d one of Mr. ...

... resolution, arid milt he 'ifte bre y referring to the passing of the Reform Bill log of 1832, said thle promises made by the Whigs bad not site 50e been kept, and taskied where the Liberals of Derby were? cltef oer They had got in arid didn't care a straw ...

... the State ; although if such a mis- Ho 000C- chief is to be proven ted, the Whigs must learn honesty, MO indly and the Conservatives both union and energy. TIalk- aw~ ing of Whig honesty, The Press, which seems to have coo a boy JONEzs in the Cabinet, makes ...