... such a case bad arisen, as the springs of indirect taxation were dried up, as pr° vcd t,ie annual,v recurring deficits of the Whig budgets. Sir Robert Peel, therefore, determined to make an experiment on the tariff by reducing its rates, hoping to place ...

... his essay on Alilton, the Edinburgh Jicview, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. The leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Air. Alacaulay Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in 1830 he had ...

... if they be consistent, hardly one member can agree with the other, yet upon which they must agree if the official reign of Whig-Radicalism is to last beymd the termination of the Recess. The bill, we are told by the Times —in this case semi-official ...

... created no small sensation :'n the political world, but the true significance of which is but imperfectly understood. That an old Whig, former colleague of Lord Palmerston and Lord John John Russell, should have denounced these noblemen in the fashion, in winch ...

... been unanimously elected captain of the second company. It is stated that the prosecutions for bribery and corruption by the Whigs at the last Berwick Election, instituted by the Northern Keform Union, are to be tried at the ne:;t Northumberland Assizes ...

... the Liberals; and however Lord John Russell m*y change for the sake of redressing himself in an empty popularity, the old Whigs of 1832 have nothing whatever in common with the democratic tendencies of modern Liberalism. Mr. Gladstone certainly is ...

... l«son. Election.—The retirement of Mr. d .°ltef caused a vacancy in the representation of k »te a t - Childers, the defeated Whig-Radical can\'9,liy 9,li had - te e,,era l election, had assumed that he and d M to come forward on the present occasion. 0» ...

... Palmerston how little, if at all, the Ministerialists preponderate over the numbers of the Opposition ; and, true place-loving Whig as he ia, he cannot conceive that, should there be any backwardness in the mustering of his political myrmidons, the leaders ...

... Democrat that has been trapped ancl caged by the Whigs. The art of breaking vicious horses is Mr. Rarey's only, but for putting tho kicking-strap on refractory demagogue there is nothing like your Whig Ministry. The alliance is now complete ; there they ...

... being together C °, per cent - P er annum, withn a i of dangerous coalition of the Whigs bodp Radl cals, the Morning herald observes that it can the good any Party. The Whigs must stoop, and r~ eui °crats must knock under. Both are a position aseness. dividend ...

... Gth of February. The public will, therefore, soon know their fate as to what they may expect from the tender mercies of the Whigs in the way of increased, diminished, or modified taxation. There is too much reason fear that will be sought to re-impose the ...

... THE LAST WHIG JOB. The Jaunty Premier, true to his instincts, has appointed his step-son, the Hon. Win. Cowper, to the office Chief Commissioner of the Board Works, lately rendered vacant by the death of Mr. Fitzroy. The hon. gentleman is at present M ...