... benefit of tr.nce, and provided then (duty free) with English iron fir their war ships, and English coil to propel them; and the Whig gostronwrit at the bidding of Manchester, forced ibis treacherous treaty through parliament by • threat of war soth France ...

... ARE OUR GOVERNMENT DOCKYARDS TO BE SUPERSEDED' IT has long been a favorite theory with the party to whose support our peeseut Whig-Radical Government owes its retention or office, that the nation would be a gainer by getting its work done by contract instead ...

... after Lord Monteagle. the once liberal Chancellor of the Exchequer and denouncer of the paper duty, the now sinecured renegade Whig, had condemned the Budget, the Duke of Rutland withdrew his amendment, and the great question 1861 was settled amicably and ...