... is no reason, the nepotism and incompetence the Whigs, why enormous a sum as seventy millions pounds sterling should be taken from the country by taxation every year, in a time of peace ; and, as the Whigs have now been fully tried and found wanting, we ...

... administration* Is there any rashness in predicting that the day will come—and that before even the present generation of English Whig and Tory statesmen, the tawdry of French Empire which the Premier extols in language so Pickwickian, have passed awav—when ...

... its inventor. It was Tory Government that adopted the Armstrong gun as the service gun of the country ; and the subsequent Whig Governments have been glad to retain, it in service. have doubt they will still be glad to retain it, until better has been ...

... remembered that they presented an addreas the Dake \orthamberland, a nobleman of high moral worth, address which Hadicals, Whigs, and Toriea were agreed* tbafc politicians of all snailes ©pinion would equally agreed in paying the sanie honourable mark ...

... Parliament, and set up a new shop. Jugglers do not show all their tricks at once, their occupation would be gone. So, also, our Whig-Radical rulers have not present dono all they could and ought to have done, in the way reducing taxation and expenditure ; ...

... suffer that punishment. The train was all prepared; and nothing was wanting but spark produce the explosion which had hurry the Whigs out of political existence. But this critical moment all the nefarious scheming of the Opposition was foiled by the unexpected ...

... remembered that they presented address to the Duke of Northumberland, nobleman of high moral worth an address which JUdicals, Whigs, and Tories were agreed; and he was certain that politicians of all shades opinion would equally agreed paying the same honourable ...

... and other MANURES. THOMAS PATTISON, ANGAS' COURT, BIGG MARKET, NEWCASTLE. Just Published, Price Eighteenpence. PRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. Thos. Doubleday, author of the True Law ...

... done Italy, has been done by the eo operation and concert of the Party of Action. With the sanctum and support the Cavour, or Whig party, did nothing. In fact, hie great mission for the emancipation of Southern Italy, achieved despite the hostility of the ...

... which English higs and Radicals, at any rate, ought to respect, ice it has been made in the manner most approved those same Whigs and Radicals, namely, by popu• accord and acclamation. The Danes, the Prussians, and the Austrians are, arefore, at direct ...

... Congress, rather broadly puts it, Alexander knew well enough that the valiaut writer would not come to the scratch. the Whig Earl retired from the field discomfited, and left to his rival philanthropist poteutate not altogether unknown in the history ...

... that the Whig-Radicals attribute the failure the law to the absence of a Chief Judge. They lay the blame that absence the door the House of Lords, who refused their sanction to the appointment of a Chief Judge. Notwithstanding that the Whigs wore thereby ...