... made more political capital out of the means at his disposal. The Whigs and the late Sir Robert Peel share between them the merit of saddling the country with an income tax. The Whigs, in the five years preceding; 1842, accumulated a deficiency on national ...

... made more political capital out of the means at his itisposal. The Whigs and the late Sir Robert Peel share between them the merit of saddling the country with an income tax. The Whigs, in the five years preceding 1842, accumulated a deficiency on national ...

... other voice, on that night, would the Legislature respectfully listen. We are accustomed to this. It is the practice of the Whig financier to represent himself as having rubbed ALADDIN'S lamp and burnished the British Empire with gold. We have heard him ...

... Ford win appointed nod positioe consisted in opposing the Whigs. He did notiurge independent opposition to the Tooke, far be knew is was unnecewery. The Tories did not give • shilling to the Whigs, God blew them for it (laughter). Oszetta deli Reshape ...

... career than the triumph of Mr. Macaulay. It is probable, however, that Mr. Gladstone derived much benefit from this cold bath of Whig logic. It taught him that, while the theorist may speculate and the poet dream, the statesman must accept without repining ...

... the restoration of the South to the Union. Lincoln has given the former a pass to come to and go from Richmond. The Richmond Whig states that an informal meeting had been held by the members of the Virginia Legislature, who remained in Richmond, to consider ...

... fully damoitlratad, and alec tor for Slate larga Ucket. cannaaad Urge portion ol ate, maailog upon stamp eewtral of the leading Whig ora tori 18« was elected to tlm Slato ■ Sinaia, In ltd* was elected to C mgraee, whera, euocamtra alaciisot, ba •erred until ...

... upon which it will be made, and the means by which it will be brouzht about. We give the following items , From the Ricitmond Whig of Friday : THE 'PURSUIT OF LEE'S ARMY. - An account of the events which preceded the surrrender of Lee and his army will, ...

... nothing to equal the burst of enthusiasm with which a sound Tory wvelcomes a dinner-party which is unsullied by the presenceof a Whig. A gentleman named DYKE intends to offer himself for West Kent at the next election, and so the Conservatives have met together ...

... stated that two candidates are in field—Viscount Gort, representing the ConservPtive interest ; and the Earl of Listowel, the Whig interest. The last ten elections have passed off without a contest, none having taken place since Lord Talbot de Malabide's ...

... like way on many other persons. The ballot, in fact, is not question of principle: it is not a question of Whig against Tory, or Tory against Whig, or Radical against either. It is simply a plan for protecting the weak from the strong; and if that protection ...

... follow; Homeric goddess ever had such advantages, or ever such a cause. See tjie conquering hero comes.'* What matter whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, or nothing, if when we gave our promise, we were the subjects of a sweet tnchantmeut? The metropolitan ...