... stairs. Ilene wcver. Coat will simplify at exemplify the working Whig taxation. For every emu. womai) an I ,hilt, for every unit the popnlation dim haisiod t eti u 1841 and 1861, the Whig* levied an additional pound annual taxation between 1851 and 1861 ...

... horse ermine worked by ps and slastrielty. Old Palate of Henry the Bth and Cardinal IT, Plainwitreet, opposite Chancery-lane. Whig Making sad [Bl ...

... show made by hia Whig friends who hadpreceded him. In 1849 he thought proper to take tbe office of First Lord of the Admiralty, which he held for three years. Since hia retirement from official life he constantly supported the Whig pcuty in the House ...

... Emigrants to New Zealand Mid the Australasia COMMON an inspection of their General (Witting Stock, and beg te bans this that, Whig saw had many years in the trade, they ale thoroughly acquainted with the artistes necessary tore Set. tler's Oath. Priced Lists ...

... interesting two days old. supplied rcgnlarl iibran- l«>oks, and the required. r«-aiu. , Chaplain to the Strand orkhousc. 28, 1866, WHIG MISMANAGEMENT OF THE NAVY. THE EDITOR OF JOUN BULL. the accu^oa. l nc in.h“ n year. -‘pitched £7O 000. 000 «at*ment9 «. this ...

... of Lord Grey and Lord Melbourne, he was appointed to succeed Mr. Spring Rice in 1839 as Chancellor of the Excheq uer. i The Whigs had failed n finance, and were distracted for a revenue. Was there a magician among them who could charm a surplus out of the ...

... decree, which was indeed quite expected, that the Whigs will make very earl; attempt to recover office has been pnbliol; proclaimed. As the unsuccessful Marshal Bazahte is recalled from Mexico, so has the Whig manager who failed to secure a majority for Mr ...

... brother Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis, however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs as financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir R. Peel. The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could only ...

... other act of parliament, and therefore so far as Whig titration may have been a violation of the Treaty of Union, I care.ripthing whatwer, I decline to rest any portion ,of my case,against ,the ,'Whigs on their infraction of the articles of Union. I desire ...

... allow its people to perish before its eyes without making adequate efforts to sustain them. And he now fearlessly charged the Whig party with, at all events, failing in their measures of relief • that the people of this country at one period required. (A ...

... Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francie however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs as financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel. The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in ofiloe if they could ...

... only in the ratio of 17 per cent. Now, that is my second position, and I will thank the Whigs, in view of these two positions, to reconcile the condnct of the Whig governments, and of Mr. Gladstone as their Chancellor of the Exchequer, with any possible ...