... heavy taxation, and war estimates in time of peace, it has done good service ere now to a tottering administration ; and the Whigs evidently reckon on their old bugbear to keep their opponents at bay till the close of the session. Now, we do not believe ...

... immediate advance on the city was then imminent. forces are advancing steadily up the Mississi; tiver from New Orleans. The Whig of the 4 th says that the Federals have landed 6000 troops at Baton Row, The Memphis Avalanche, of the 6th, sa: om all destroyed ...

... REVIEW, Edited by Archdeacon DENISON. Price Is. Contents for July. —Earl Russell—The National Society— Ten Years of War—The Whigs and the Church of England— Mexico—The Burial Bill—The Ballot—The Supply of Clergy— Ultimate Appeal Court—lncrease of the E ...

... of the hats is forgotten. The short but brilliant occupancy of the woolsack by Lord Erskine was a political triumph to the Whigs, but a sad judicial failure. There was the brilliant orator, but, alas, there was no equity judge. Then come we to the eternal ...

... last hundred years at least there has not been a single Whig ministry whicii has excelled in finance. In- deed, we shall more nearly express the truth if we say that, in this respect, every Whig ministry has proved a failure. The present administration ...

... the hats’* is forgotten. The short but brilliant occupancy of the woolsack by I xml Ersldne was a political triumph to the Whigs, but sad judicial failure. There was the brilliant orator, but, alas, there was no equity judge. Then come we to the eternal ...

... voice the same regular and powerful influence in Franco which it baa in England; and this must be the wish all. * W tht Ohl Whigs, ...

... ly and continually told to beware of France. Now, he denied such to be the tracition cither of the Liberal party or of the Whig party, which was once great and flourishing. Lord Grey, in writing to Mr. Fox, said, “* I would avoid mest decidedly all those ...

... For the last hundred years at least there has not been single Whig ministry which has excelled in finance. Inleed, shall more nearly express the truth if we say that, in this respect, every Whig ministry has proved failure. The present administration appears ...

... an absolute fact that Lord Derby introduced a moderate measure of reform, and is il not equally a fact that the Whig govern- ind the Whig party upset it (loud cheers and ci ies of Yes.). Have they, from that moment to the p; brought forward one movement ...

... Queen-street. HE CHURCH and STATE REVIEW. ror JuLY.—Earl Russell—The National Society— Edited by Archdeacon DENISON. Price 1s. The Whigs and the Church of England—Mexico—Clergy Relief and Burial Bill—The Ballot—Mr. Estcourt—Earl Canning—Our Want of Clergy—Modern ...

... actually persuaded supporters of the Government that their assertions are true, and sent them off in a dream of everlasting Whig Administrations, an Opposition divided against itself, and owning allegiance to half-a-dozen leaders, or fighting each man ...