... great Tory question—and has a great dislike to the income-tax, with which a Tory first saddled the country, and which neither Whig nor Tory can remove. There is a nice little bait for the gulls on the other side at the end —he promises to maintain his opinions ...

... Whiggery may without a frown Rest and be thankful. When ranting cant has had its day (As, let us hope, it quickly may), No longer Whigs will skulk and say— Rest and be thankful. I'smp'.e, October 1. J. H. ...

... remarkable fact that those exceptions occur invariably in the cases of Whig peers. Extraordinary as this assertion may appear, we fearlessly challenge proof of its incorrectness. The Whig section of the peerage have monopolised boroughmongering ever since ...

... reports the capture in tho late battle of 7,000 prisoners, 28 stand of colours, 36 cannon, and 1,500 small arms. Tho Richmond Whig denounces the British for detaining the Confederate rams in the Mersey. New York, Oct. 3.—The Federal Semina had captured ...

... the enemy Was driven from several positions, but still confronted him. He captured 20 guns and 2,500 prisoners. The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 5,000 men, including six generals killed and seven wounded. The Federal loss is estimated ...

... Critten lon. General Uragg reports caoture the late battle of 7,000 prisonors, stand cannon, 1,500 small arms. The Richmond Whig denounces the British for detaining the Confederate rams iv the Mersey. New York, Ocr. 3.—The Federal gunboat Semina .had captured ...

... left for tho south. The Scotsman announces tho death of Mr. John Clark, the last surviving member of famous Westminster Whig Committee, in tho proceedings of which, at tho beginning of the present century, Paul Tholwall and Home Tooke wore so intimately ...

... forth his whole strength ; and might overeat right. Yet, forsooth, the Ducal-bound TotneSi because the Duke chooses to select Whig-Radical* as ; nominees, escapes the scathing criticism the sham-Liberal press. Then, again, within t presiv.fc week, we have ...

... be reminded b of his aver having been a Whig and something more. When 0 he was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked tl Musgrave, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, the b reply was, I am a Whig, still, Sir I Musgrave's dog 1: was couchant ...

... 90, pledged to protection, he found the Whigs had progressed so fa3t that they had left a debt of 7 or 8 millions behind them—(hear, hear). It was to pay that debt that the income-tax was imposed, and the Whigs had progressed at such wonderful pace since ...

... R. Peel came into office and found that the Whigs, who were always such great progressists, had left him a debt of seven millions ; and it was to get rid of this debt that he laid on the income-tax. The Whigs, indeed, progressed at a wonderful pace ; they ...

... have been echoing the groans of Roaring Dick, and bribery ! has resounded through the land. The Birmingham papers, both Whig and Tory, give Mr. Lloyd, the new member, the highest character for honour and probity, and that gentleman declares on his ...