... without ol litruseent for the county cisther4Md. will be velomsed back to the House Na Paribuneetery veteran and a popular of the Whig party. Sir David is the eldest survivig mu of Mr. nuncios, of Pertlatire, sad was bore is Edinburgh in 1799. Us in stanch old ...

... affairs (Laughter) You Whigs have had power since 1832 You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment but I have seen you carry it out The expenditure in 1836 amounted to little more £10000000 a year but what is it ? You Whigs have made great many laws ...

... say : “In 1858 were not nominally in but real power our party is nominally in office but we power at all Then held between Whigs and rvatives them were anxiously suing for our support important measure carefully consulting our wishes every occasion Vow ...

... presentation of divers little bills on account of war China and Zealand and other purposes which are reckoned as “incidentals” by Whig financiers which long experience taught us to regard constants” in finance The result of this new edition of scheme of taxation ...

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... sod sot eseseding See. Yd. Ditto exceeding oa. and sot exceeding 44. Ditto er.ceeding I lb. and not ii lb. . sad so on. U. Whig charged for every ec any less weight. AllWe Letters mut have sasddiiisUSJipsUstM4 se thew sad be pried et and nor pot WM the ...