... A NEW WHIG PEEK In addition to the mensu.es preliminary to tlie closing of the Parliamentary Session there are other Ministerial movements which have an aspect towards something be yond and irrespective of that annual delivery of tired and impatient senators ...

... modifying iv some degree the harsh- ness towards the poor add the unfairness towards the ratepayer which characterized the original Whig Poor-Law. And the Bill now before the House of Lords under the title of the Irremovable Poor Bill has for its object still ...

... the amount of capital embarked in it at from £7,000,000 to £10,000,000 sterling.— Globe. Thk Potatok Crop in Ireland. — The Whig states that the potatoe crop is still safe from the blight in Ulster, and the Agricultural Review bears similar testimony with ...

... A NEW WHIG PEER. In addition to the measures preliminary to the closing of the Parliamentary Session there are other Ministerial movements which have ay aspect towards something be- yond and irrespective of that annual delivery of tired and impatient ...

... the balance are eng A BARBER WANTED.—As into the House of Commons, of him for being a hairdresser’ plied ; Tam come te the Whigs.” Factory.—tThe | Smali-arms Factory for the Ia been laid before parliament. saving of £116,292 in the year {including 5 per ...

... Affairs, is referred to hopefully, and as redeeming the recent changes from the imputation of a mere shuffle among the old Whig houses. Both Houses of Parliament are sedulously engaged in winding up the business of the Session. The Ministerial Whitebait ...

... Affairs, is referred to hopefully, and as redeeming the recent changes from the imputation of a mere shuffle among the old Whig houses. Among the great measures of the Session the Irre- movable Poor Bill has passed its last danger opposition in tbe .House ...

... persons liviog who kuow the early of the * Ministerial Whitebait” It was not 1 Mhh.u-üb‘hmsidu--my.‘ nothiog to do wit, it The Whigs bave vo claim to the mvention. Radicas reformers af its birth were suknows. 1f Lord Jdnhlrfidu-da-th-fl“ -fl”hh‘—.hhfinwlb“, No ...

... meet forged bills lo the extent of £1.000, aud debts of upwards of £3,000, tbere are assets of only £300. — Leeds Mercury. Whig Leadebs and their Ckeed.— At home and abroad alike, beyond a manly liking for freedom and for justice, the English Liberal ...

... slap at his party in general, and at Lord Palmebston in particular. The key-note of his speech to the electors of Liskeard is Whig extravagance. The expenditure of the country was really becoming most alarming— the public expenditure £ 76,000,000, and ...

... standing watchword, as opposed to tbe bureaucracy, centralism, and the coerced rigid uniformity which is the beau-ideal of tbe Whig faction, and is realized with full development in the present French regime. The liberty of Liberalism is that of America and ...

... slap at his party in general, and at Lord Palmeeston in particular. The key-note of his speech to the electors of Liskeard is Whig extravagance. The expenditure of the country was really becoming most alarming — the public expenditure .£76,000,000, and ...