... WHIG v. CONSERVATIVE FINANCE. (From tiie Press.) Finance has always been a stumbbng-block in the path of the Whigs. Their desire ta obtain present popularity has involved the country in much unnecessary expense. Consequently their ascendancy since 1832 ...

... Crown in England was com- pelled to detest France and abhor Popery. The Whigs turned out the Tories on these articles of faith ; but the Tories ultimately got in, and kept the Whigs outfor a quarter of a century on the No Popery dedge. In both cases the ...

... and up to 1341, under the Melbourne ministry, was Chief Secretary beloved. for Ireland, where he was universall When the Whigs came again into wer in 1846, he was appointed Commissioner of oods and Forests, and succeeded Lord Campbell as Chancellor of ...

... relieve the dull and dreary monotony of many us d>up political backs, your Whig mediocrities and your Radical nobodies. Every constituency yeaming to be emancipated from Whig-radical thraldom ought to enjoy the grand opportunity, and suitable candidates ...

... hoary Christmas, to us ever dear, - Most happy of the Now, With thee friends Children long smnile to greet, them somes treat. Whig of domestic never ts 18 A Bux OF GOOD GIRLS Boxes of tbe Royal Berton as to the Bova % SBE ROYAL oN G@ imypist by the may een ...

... varied accomplishment., and took much 0111611 re in the cultivation of his literary tastes. As • politician he belonged to the Whig party, but never took any very active part in politico. He was man of exceedingly amiable manner, and was held in high esteem ...

... they will have to encounter many who have looked in vain for any ?? of the Po««J of retrenchment, once a great cry with the Whigs, . nd who are .t present justly indignant at the jobberies of the W. r Office and the extravagance and blundering of the na ...

... that their country should be ruined them rather than ruled by others. The Standard also refers to Reform, and accuses the Whigs of labouring industriously to get up sham agitation on the subject. Of the Bradford meeting it mentions that there were four ...

... both been betrayed into promises of support to project which will, if persisted in, erase all party lines, once more uni'e Whig an Tory resistance to clerical usurpation. The project is distinctly intended to vest the power of deciding the law the church—that ...

... Yorkshire, and up to IHu under the Melbourne ministry, was Ciiief Secretaryf' Ireland, where he was universally beloved. When tJ Whigs came again into power in IB4f*, was appoint Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and succeeded Campbell Chancellor of the Duchy ...

... than that Iroused by any other of the many lawless acts the Northern Government. The Standard condemns the practice of the Whigs of the fulfilment of pledge until the latest moment »n living on the falsehood of the hour. This is the considers to have been ...

... people together for any other purpose in which there will not be diversity of opinion. If politics are talked of, there is Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, —some are for lowering the franchise, others will have it kept where it is ; some like ...