... FISCAL LEGISLATIO, | No. .I The system of taxation by means of high tariffs reached its climax in the year 1840, when the Whig Ministry met Parliament with a deficiency of £2,732,000. This state of the revenue, which had become chronic, they attempted ...

... royal assent being given to that bill in the House B of Lords, you will find that the Ministerial side of the house is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition peers are entirely empty, They would unt give their conn- ...

... whether tested by principle or experience j and yet, in spite of repeated failures, have just had Another attempt to reinforce Whig imbecility by Conservative statesmanship ; and, in the lamentable dearth of conspicuouB , ability in the Liberal camp, to induce ...

... therefore, in a Conser: vative Cabinet would have involved no Coalition in the strict sense of the term. The Coalition of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals which “drifted’’ under the leadership of Lord Aberdeen into costly war with Russia, soon came to grief; ...

... by each of the Privy Council as shall advise and concert to the same. In 1705, there was a contested election. The great Whig families gained a majority, and the triumphant faction repealed the Act of Settlement, thus making office perpetual in their ...

... Bill, and the Royal Assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the Ministerial side of the House full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory, or Opposition, side are entirely empty.—(Laughter.) They would not give their ...

... Confedevate general, has no connection with the military school in Lexington. and has nothing now todo 0with artillery. The'Whig, therefore, takes it for granted that the statement that le had applied for cannon for use by the pupils was untrue. A grand ...

... each of the Privy Council as shall advise and concert to the same. In 1705, there was a contested. election. The great Whig families gained a majority, and the triumphant faction repealed the Act of Settlement, thus making office perpetual in their ...

... Bill, and the Royal Assent being given to it in the House of Lords, you will find the Ministerial side of the House full of Whig and Liberal peers, and the benches of the Tory, or Opposition, side are entirely empty.—(Laughter.) They would not give their ...

... Little Tower-street, our sort their contents were destroyed, but valuable book papers remained uninjured In two of your sates, whig we fc,rtunntely I;,,ssessod. We are, respectfully yours, J. C.' Flaw:au and C. 0., Great Tower-s London, beccuilys Milner's ...

... Confederate general hac no connection with 'the ore mlitury hool I Lexington. and has nothing niw to do with artillery. The Whig, therefore,, takes it for panted that the statement that he had applied for caunon for use by the pupils wasr untrue. ' . 'A ...

... through old Whigs who cannot talk the dialect of to-day, while young I iberal Ministers, who can, must give silent votes behind them. If Lord Russel! likes the prospect we can but wish that he may succeed!, but we warn him that the Whigs among whom he ...